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Can you share your host's /etc/os-release? I presume that the issue is that your kernel is too old to handle an xfs partition created by Fedora's mkfs.xfs. I see you are running RHEL 9, I didn't see it, sorry. :(
Yeah, this won't work, we use mkfs.xfs from the container itself to create a filesystem, but Fedora's mkfs.xfs by default creates a partition with new enough features that RHEL 9's kernel cannot mount it. Can you try running the same command on Fedora (or any other system with newer kernel than RHEL)? Another option is to try ext4, but maybe you will run into a similar issue.
I wonder what we can do here to fix it. Maybe we can allow people to pass custom options to mkfs.ext4 so they can work around these incompatibilities?
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Trying to build a vmdk for my vsphere environment. Running into the following issue:
Copied the command from the fedora-bootc documentation: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/bootc/provisioning-vsphere/
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