- sa_b200_gnb
- sa_aw2s_gnb
- sa_e1_b200
- sa_f1_b200
- sa_sc_b200_gnb
- nsa_b200_gnb
By default, the container has no access to /dev. Mount all USB devices
into the container to ease usability: by default, USB devices are
mounted under /dev/bus/usb using the bus ID, which is different on every
system and might change on reboots or with (un-)plugging USB devices.
Hence, mount all USB; the process has not many capabilities anyway, and
thus might not do much harm.
A proper solution would be to write a udev rule to mount a device using
its vendor and product ID, and only mount the corresponding device into
the container.
Set ulimit of core to -1 enable core dumps for file-based core dumping.
Note that it is not necessary for e.g., systemd-coredumpd, but put it
for completeness.
Nick Hedberg