** Description changed: I have a host with kvm loaded and after creating a container and installing the qemu package, /dev/kvm doesn't exist. If I create it manually qemu runs fine. The upstart job should detect that it's in a container and create /dev/kvm for use. + + ============================================================ + Impact: /dev/kvm does not exist in containers after installing qemu-kvm + Test case: + sudo lxc-create -t download -n t1 -- -d ubuntu -r trusty -a amd64 + sudo lxc-start -n t1 -d + sudo lxc-attach -n t1 -- apt-get update + sudo lxc-attach -n t1 -- apt-get -y install qemu-kvm + sudo lxc-attach -n t1 -- ls -l /dev/kvm + Regression potential: This can only be fixed for privileged containers on the real host, where root in the container can in fact create /dev/kvm. In that case there should be no regresison as we simply create the needed device. In the other case, package install should not fail since we do '|| true' to ignore failure. + ============================================================
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