Hello, On Tue, Jul 27, 2021 at 8:37 PM Christian Brauner <christian.brauner@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: [...] > > Yep, sorry. > When I tested this early during the merge window it regressed booting a > regular system for me meaning if I compiled a kernel with this feature > enabled it complained about not being being able to open an initial > console and it dropped me right into initramfs instead of successfully > booting. I haven't looked into what this is caused or how to fix it for > lack of time. Our team has fully tested this feature, and no abnormalities have been found yet. What's more, this feature has been used in the product of our company. So if there is any potential bug, as you mentioned above, I'd appreciate it if you can spend some time on looking into it. What's more, besides the problem that this feature solved, it has some more benefits: saving memory. The amount of 'mnt_cache' is up to 50k when 180 docker containers are created without this feature. However, only 15k 'mnt_cache' are used with this feature enabled. Each 'mnt_cache' eats 320 bytes, so about 11M memory is saved in this situation. Please let me know if this feature is illogical or if there is any better solution, thanks~ Best Wishes! Menglong Dong
