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The %post script that rewrites the AllowedCPUs line based on nproc is not gonna work on any kind of image-based system like ostree. The post-install script will be run on the image compose machine, not on the final target, so it will not be correct.
I think the right approach here is to make quadlet support a *.d extension directory (like systemd does), and then you would drop a custom qm.container.d/10-allowedcpu.conf on the target machine.
Actually, maybe this already works if you instead drop a systemd snippet like qm.server.d/10-allowedcpu.conf?
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The %post script that rewrites the AllowedCPUs line based on nproc is not gonna work on any kind of image-based system like ostree. The post-install script will be run on the image compose machine, not on the final target, so it will not be correct.
I think the right approach here is to make quadlet support a
*.d
extension directory (like systemd does), and then you would drop a customqm.container.d/10-allowedcpu.conf
on the target machine.Actually, maybe this already works if you instead drop a systemd snippet like
qm.server.d/10-allowedcpu.conf
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: