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Hm, but I see you chose
/run/host
instead of/host
. Standardizing that path as much as we can is useful because other tools may come to rely on it. For example, things like Systemtap may want to look at/host/usr/lib/modules
to find the host kernel.I chose
/host
becauseoc debug node
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Interesting. I didn't know OpenShift uses
/host
. I did notice that you had went with/host
, not/run/host
.I went with
/run/host
for no other reason than that we already had it for resolv.conf, and the original reason was just that it's the location that Flatpak uses.I am happy to switch to
/host
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Let's merge this, and think of
/run/host
versus/host
in a separate PR or issue.