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add a possibility to make device files from /dev
available in partitions if explicitly configured
#42
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This commit removes redundant calls to the `nix` mount function, by reading the various mount points from different fields inside an array. This can be seen as a groundwork for implementing #42.
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This commit introduces the ability to mount custom files and folders from the host operating system onto a partition. The hypervisor configuration is adjusted as follows at partition layer: ```yaml mounts: - [ "/dev/urandom", "/dev/urandom"] - [ "/dev/urandom", "/dev/random"] - [ "/a/file/on/the/host", "/guest" ] ``` Future features could additionally include the ability to mount things read-only, etc. Fixes #42
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This commit removes redundant calls to the `nix` mount function, by reading the various mount points from different fields inside an array. This can be seen as a groundwork for implementing #42.
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This commit introduces the ability to mount custom files and folders from the host operating system onto a partition. The hypervisor configuration is adjusted as follows at partition layer: ```yaml mounts: - [ "/dev/urandom", "/dev/urandom"] - [ "/dev/urandom", "/dev/random"] - [ "/a/file/on/the/host", "/guest" ] ``` Future features could additionally include the ability to mount things read-only, etc. Fixes #42
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This commit introduces the ability to mount custom files and folders from the host operating system onto a partition. The hypervisor configuration is adjusted as follows at partition layer: ```yaml mounts: - [ "/dev/urandom", "/dev/urandom"] - [ "/dev/urandom", "/dev/random"] - [ "/a/file/on/the/host", "/guest" ] ``` Future features could additionally include the ability to mount things read-only, etc. Fixes #42
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