/dev now showing up and log files empty?

[hambleto]

Today is the first time since I have created new container since the last update. There are two things that seem very odd to me now.

First, I am noticing that when I create a new container /dev is showing up in the df command but the file system is "none". In the past the /dev was just under the / file system. This one appears to be linked to the node's dev.

none                  12341788         4  12341784   1% /dev

Second, the log files in centos and fedora are not being updated now in the new container.

Has something changed or am I missing something?
Thank you,
Ben

 

[hambleto]

I did notice one more thing. When I create a new container I am getting this now:

tcgetattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device

 

[dietmar]

tcgetattr: Inappropriate ioctl for device

You can safely ignore that.

 

[dietmar]

First, I am noticing that when I create a new container /dev is showing up in the df command but the file system is "none".

Maybe you started 'udev' daemone inside the VM?

Second, the log files in centos and fedora are not being updated now in the new container.

What log files?

 

[hambleto]

The log files was my fault. I forgot to enable the rsyslog. That is working now.

I am not seeing anywhere that udev is running at this time. Where would you suggest I check this?
Thank you,
Ben

 

[dietmar]

Is there a process running called 'udev'?

# ps auxww

AFAIK CentOS always starts udev if not manually disabled (/etc/rcS).