e added to make it more of a container's
view of the system, and not the host's.
I have finally gotten approval to open source the code that implements
our udevns, and the kernel changes to support that. I will be preparing
that over the next few weeks. I'm still working
A few scripts to handle binding of additional displays for
tiling, and the container's udevd handles adding keyboard and mice,
subsequently seen by the X server.
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I've been working on this issue for a while as my use case is having
containers as virtual desktops for users, that run X, and allow sharing
of the desktop via injection of displays to the container, as well as
mice/keyboard using a remote usb ip solution. To make this work, we
needed udev mes
ainer, and
need it launched before init starts running. And I need to have access
to an instance of sysfs for that network namespace for the FUSE to present.
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ccess to the
directory, /etc/lxc//sys, that it is mirroring. I'll dig
deeper into what is going on but I suspect that it may simply not be
possible to make this work the way I envisioned.
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t I would think the kernel would present the sysfs instance even if
the init process is hung.
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ny hook points would provided me with the
ability to do this but thus far, I haven't found it. Any suggestions?
I suspect that I could change lxc-start, but I'd really rather not do
that if I don't have to.
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