internals: Add new (experimental) bootc internals fsck
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Split this out of the fsverity PR. We obviously want a `fsck` command. This starts by doing just two checks: - A verification of `etc/resolv.conf`; this tests bootc-dev@98995f6 - Just run `ostree fsck` But obvious things we should be adding here are: - Verifying kargs - Verifying LBIs etc. Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <[email protected]>
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Split this out of the fsverity PR.
We obviously want a
fsckcommand. This starts by doing just two checks:etc/resolv.conf; this tests 98995f6ostree fsckBut obvious things we should be adding here are:
etc.