there could be other problems, but you need to define a config file with lxc-create (the -f option). specifically you need the option:
lxc.rootfs = <wherever you just debootstrapped>
to be defined. otherwise, the rootfs will be the shared with the host. anything that is not defined in the config file is shared with the host (network stack, hostname, resources, etc) specifically in the rootfs case, newer revisions of lxc-* tools will not even allow you to get as far as you did (sharing the rootfs doesnt make sense for a system container). see this thread for more details:
there could be other problems, but you need to define a config file with lxc-create (the -f option). specifically you need the option:
lxc.rootfs = <wherever you just debootstrapped>
to be defined. otherwise, the rootfs will be the shared with the host. anything that is not defined in the config file is shared with the host (network stack, hostname, resources, etc) specifically in the rootfs case, newer revisions of lxc-* tools will not even allow you to get as far as you did (sharing the rootfs doesnt make sense for a system container). see this thread for more details:
http:// ubuntuforums. org/showthread. php?t=1382823
specifically this post:
http:// ubuntuforums. org/showpost. php?p=8736281& postcount= 10
where i referenced this bug report.