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by goku12 1079 days ago
Vanilla LXD containers can't run podman inside them. You need privileged LXD containers. There were quite a few settings I had to figure out before I could get K3s to run on it. I'm considering publishing an article about it.
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Not that I tried, but surely rootless (and daemonless) podman should work?

Make sure to post the article on HN if it comes around, I'm sure it will be appreciated.

> Not that I tried, but surely rootless (and daemonless) podman should work?

That is something I'm yet to try. I will post whatever I can on HN. Thanks!