Non-invasive mode: unpack and drop a chroot script in WSL/Ubuntu

[Artoria2e5]

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[LER0ever]

That could be a perfect solution for multiple distribution under WSL, but unfortunately, chroot is not yet implemented by Microsoft under WSL

[Artoria2e5]

Implemented on my b14959. Any more questions?

[MingcongBai]

Implemented on my b14959. Any more questions?

I would suppose that this is not yet available in the stable version? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_10

[Artoria2e5]

Since WSL is being actively updated, to do useful things with it you should use an Insider release for Windows 10.

[MingcongBai]

Since WSL is being actively updated, to do useful things with it you should use an Insider release for Windows 10.

Right, you do have a point. I guess we could run an extra check to see if a "chroot" installation mode is possible to be used? @LER0ever

[LER0ever]

OK, I'll add an extra option that shows after the alt-click action. But firstly I have to figure out which build exactly is the chroot function added to WSL.

[MingcongBai]

OK, I'll add an extra option that shows after the alt-click action. But firstly I have to figure out which build exactly is the chroot function added to WSL.

Look above.

[Artoria2e5]

Should be there as of 14951. chroot is required for sshd, so it is kinda fundamental.

[LER0ever]

Look above.

I know it's implemented in b14959, but it works also fine on my samsung with b14955.
So I need to know the very first build that supports chroot.

[Artoria2e5]

Anyway, just don't worry about writing system requirements. You can always use chroot / to test...

[MingcongBai]

Should be there as of 14951. chroot is required for sshd, so it is kinda fundamental.

I thought SSH Daemon can work withou chroot functionality...

[MingcongBai]

Anyway, just don't worry about writing system requirements. You can always use chroot / to test...

Nice.