> This was implemented because some applications in the container are checking for a newer kernel version, so you have to fake it.
Hm, this sounds like it would create plenty of bugs in userspace; presumably applications have a good reason for checking the kernel version, i.e. requiring certain functionality.
Can you please enable debug logging in systemd, and then provide some logs:
> This was implemented because some applications in the container are checking for a newer kernel version, so you have to fake it.
Hm, this sounds like it would create plenty of bugs in userspace; presumably applications have a good reason for checking the kernel version, i.e. requiring certain functionality.
Can you please enable debug logging in systemd, and then provide some logs:
# sed -i 's/^#LogLevel= info/LogLevel= debug' /etc/systemd/ system. conf
# reboot
# journalctl -t systemd -b 0 > logs.txt
Also, in a container *and* on the host, can you please report the output of this script:
```
#!/bin/bash
if [[ "$(stat -fc %T /sys/fs/cgroup/)" == "cgroup2fs" ]]; then cgroup/ unified ]]; then
echo "cgroupsv2"
elif [[ -e /sys/fs/
echo "hybrid"
else
echo "cgroupsv1"
fi
```
Edit: I had a typo in the script. The final "else" should print "cgroupsv1", not "cgroupsv2".