As an update, I realize that implementing an OS with systemd when you also have to manage multiarch virtualization with QEMU presents quite a few difficulties and is in this case quite poorly documented.
The success encountered with my volumio primo (Debian Buster, armhf, tinkerboard) owes a lot to the proximity of the host and the guest in terms of hardware, OS (and even OS generation) and therefore topology ( systemd, cgroup)
What I tested: docker, podman, Qemu Cli. I think podman has some advantages when it comes to managing systemd but for the moment only nginx starts correctly in my guest, the rest is problematic and the management of the network, MPD and mount points - the vital part of my project - not working)
Qemu as mentioned previously by Kent will undoubtedly pose performance problems (without KVM at least)
Link to the work in progress if by chance a linux specialist could advise: https://github.com/chourmovs/moode_debian
cheers
Vincent
The success encountered with my volumio primo (Debian Buster, armhf, tinkerboard) owes a lot to the proximity of the host and the guest in terms of hardware, OS (and even OS generation) and therefore topology ( systemd, cgroup)
What I tested: docker, podman, Qemu Cli. I think podman has some advantages when it comes to managing systemd but for the moment only nginx starts correctly in my guest, the rest is problematic and the management of the network, MPD and mount points - the vital part of my project - not working)
Qemu as mentioned previously by Kent will undoubtedly pose performance problems (without KVM at least)
Link to the work in progress if by chance a linux specialist could advise: https://github.com/chourmovs/moode_debian
cheers
Vincent
