chroot before systemd switches root #66
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Share the first part of the Cisco patch authored by Oleksiy Obitotskyy to fix reading from /proc/schedstat post-switch-root (see systemd#60). More changes are needed since writing the svg file fails.
chroot to the directory where systemd switches root from the initramfs. Otherwise the svg file cannot be saved.
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chroot to the directory where systemd switches root from the initramfs.
Otherwise the svg file cannot be saved.
This is on top of #63.
I am opening as draft as I would like to get opinions before proposing. The main question is how to determine the systemd switch root directory (usually /sysroot), would it make sense to make it a configurable item?