How to save the Podman containers Blend v3
So it looks like I some how lost my podman container. Specifically a Syncthing container I created. I presume the layer was deleted after a reboot. I think I missed a step. Is there a way that I can manually create a podman container that can survive a reboot?
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We’re not Podman support, check the podman docs
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I understand that. Is there something related to the OSTree implementation that would reset the default locations? according to the arch wiki the files are usually located
/usr/share/containers/containers.conf,
/etc/containers/containers.conf
/etc/containers/containers.conf.d/*.conf
We don’t use OSTree if you mean the immutability layer used by Fedora Silverblue and Kinoite
Ok noted. I guess I'm just trying to find out if the usr and etc are writable? And if they are not, is there a way to make them temporarily writable so I can get my one off maybe 2 off podman containers to stick?
/etc is writeable
/usr isn't
there is a way to make them temporarily writeable
as in /usr or anywhere else
BlendOS Mutifier (Redundant for v4)
- To use
mutifier, run sudo system install gum beforehand.
- mutify-cli requires no extra dependencies and is used as such:
mutify-cli <mount-point> [other-mount-point], ex. mutify-cli /usr/
This still works, but it has been archived as it is redundant in v4.Thanks, that is probably what happened. Since I did not install podman, I assume that it came with Blend OS and is used to manage the blend containers. (correct me if I am wrong) So will messing with the defaults of this instance of podman cause a problem with the normal OS operations?
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it should be preinstalled
yeah I'm not sure if you'd wanna mess with it
you could at least take a look