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What sort of images are you working with? I can fairly straightforwardly boot debian:stable with no modifications to the image using direct kernel boot. Is ever
by amarshall 5y ago
What sort of images are you working with? I can fairly straightforwardly boot debian:stable with no modifications to the image using direct kernel boot. Is everything perfect? No, but it does boot.
- otabdeveloper4 5y agoNone of my images bundle a Linux distribution. (Indeed, most don't even bundle bash or coreutils.)
- amarshall 5y agoSure, but that still doesn’t necessarily mean it won’t work. I can successfully direct kernel boot a VM where the entire filesystem is just a single statically-linked binary and it boots and runs it (just set init= or put the binary at /sbin/init). Some programs might need /proc /sys /tmp, etc., and if they do a bit more work needs to be done of course, but not all do.