Could it be that this container already had a udev upgrade failure in the past, likely caused by the bind mounts we used to have in /dev?
Running "dpkg --configure -a" and then "apt-get dist-upgrade" will most likely fix your container though (if you didn't do it already).
I'm also subscribing Serge as this might also have been caused by apparmor.
Could it be that this container already had a udev upgrade failure in the past, likely caused by the bind mounts we used to have in /dev?
Running "dpkg --configure -a" and then "apt-get dist-upgrade" will most likely fix your container though (if you didn't do it already).
I'm also subscribing Serge as this might also have been caused by apparmor.