Just one of the recent bug fixes to the Linux Kernel API to keep Linux user space api kind made me remember the freebsd multi syscall tables. It was a case that someone developing a user space program had miss read the api and sent size of data in bits instead of bytes. Prior Linux kernels disregarded this defect. So one day kernel syscall was fixed and application broke and now we have left overs in the kernel. Multi syscall tables will allow these bugs to be fixed for all new applications while allowing backwards support. Defects become deprecated functionality. For containers it will allow emulation of other OS's by using a syscall table that suits that OS. This is more a open idea there many be internal reasons why this is imposable that I cannot see. Peter Dolding. _______________________________________________ Containers mailing list Containers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.linux-foundation.org/mailman/listinfo/containers
