Use forked libkrunfw with guest netfilter support#2
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Use forked libkrunfw with guest netfilter support#2enricoschaaf wants to merge 1 commit intobaseline-guest-rlimitfrom
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Summary
This stacks on top of #1 and switches microsandbox to a forked
libkrunfwcommit that enables guest netfilter support for the sandbox kernel.The guest currently fails to bring up Tailscale with netfilter enabled because the embedded
libkrunfwkernel ships withCONFIG_NETFILTERdisabled. That leaves Debian's default nft-backediptablespath dead on arrival inside the guest.What changed
vendor/libkrunfwathttps://github.com/enricoschaaf/libkrunfw.git50cb0b2, which enables:iptables-nftuserspace pathWhy stack this on #1
The first PR adds sandbox-wide default guest rlimits so bootstrap daemons inherit a usable baseline. This PR is the next runtime piece: it makes the guest kernel capable of handling the firewall setup path those daemons need.
Validation
make linux-6.12.68invendor/libkrunfwcompleted througholddefconfig.configkept the requested netfilter symbols enabledI did not run a full kernel build in this environment.