You don't have access to your ext4 disc from a Mac or Window, oh, I don't want to buy a software... whay not using a container?
an idea by ilausuch
an idea by ilausuch
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Project Description
I did a simple search and I do not find anything. This is a crazy idea, is it possible? This project is an investigation exercise to see if it is possible or not.
Goal for this Hackweek
- See if already exists a container that do that
- Try to create a container that allows this
- Document this on a blog post
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Hack Week 22
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about 1 year ago by moio | Reply
Problem is that drivers are usually in the kernel, and containers do not contain a kernel by definition.
There are userspace drivers (via FUSE), but containerization will probably not help with them.
Reply to pdostal
on Mac the containers are usually running on a tiny 'invisible' Linux VM, so…
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