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I hate the same problem few days back (and got the cryptic error of 'no subsytem for mount'.) and in my case cgroup2 was mounted on /mnt. Regarding getCgroupMountsHelper. I did look around there and see that we are parsing mountinfo manually in many places, whereas in libcontainer github.com/docker/docker/pkg/mount is used. Are we thinking of unifying and using pkg/mount (which provides a cleaner interface), or may be like a go-binding of libmount (which is maintained by util-linux who maintain mount as well).
From systemd/systemd#4670:
This happens because of the quite-dodgy
getCgroupMountsHelper
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