Enable additional legacy cgroupv1 support in host kernel#146
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https://github.com/edera-dev/linux-kernel-oci/actions/runs/22684211982/job/65762765906?pr=146 One of our patches doesn't apply against 6.19 - I'll fix that separately, ignore it for now. |
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Should be fixed in #147 - gonna merge that one and then resync this and we should be good. |
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We don't support or use cgroupv1 at all, since it is long deprecated, and most of the V1 controllers are no longer enabled by default in the upstream kernel, but there may be non-Edera host tooling that still does use some of the V1 controllers, so it doesn't hurt to turn it all on.