cmdmod: add sysfs into the chroot #51425
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Some commands executed inside the chroot require access to the /sys information. For example, /sys/firmware is used to get to information from UEFI systems. This patch mount a sysfs file system inside the chroot. Also normalize the name for devtmpfs, replacing the old udev one. (cherry picked from commit 2b5d45a)
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Some commands executed inside the chroot require access to the /sys
information. For example, /sys/firmware is used to get to information
from UEFI systems.
This patch mount a sysfs file system inside the chroot.
Also normalize the name for devtmpfs, replacing the old udev one.
(cherry picked from commit 2b5d45a)