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sysext: Document setting up a symlink to /dev/null to disable default #298
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The original idea was that our future Docker/containerd sysext is set up in /usr/lib/extensions/ but support for this location got removed: systemd/systemd@de86227 Now we would have to use our /etc overlay to enable the sysext image by default. The user opt-out entry to disable it was also in /etc and this won't work anymore. Instead, the user should directly overwrite the entry to let it point to /dev/null.
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The original idea was that our future Docker/containerd sysext is set up in /usr/lib/extensions/ but support for this location got removed: systemd/systemd@de86227 Now we would have to use our /etc overlay to enable the sysext image by default. The user opt-out entry to disable it was also in /etc and this won't work anymore. Instead, the user should directly overwrite the entry to let it point to /dev/null.
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