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Always available? Clearly you have not experienced situations with no /dev mounted.
by tgma 1y ago
Always available? Clearly you have not experienced situations with no /dev mounted.
- DonHopkins 1y agoEven worse, /dev/null replaced by a normal file!
- pasteldream 1y agoOne easy way to create such a situation is to use bwrap without --dev.