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@marco-a-itl This is the mount shown in the container: ``` # findmnt | grep cgroup │ └─/sys/fs/cgroup cgroup cgroup2 rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime,nsdelegate,memory_recursiveprot ```

@marco-a-itl > However I assume that you obtained this result with userns-remapping. That's correct

Isn't this description enough to tell you what it does? --unregister Unregisters the distribution and **deletes the root filesystem**.

@jgarzagu Yes, you're right and sorry for your loss but the fact still applies that you should understand the commands you run. I actually ran into a Powershell command that...

@GunMetalBull305 "major detractor" I never run commands where I don't know what the options do. How can this be so difficult for your group?

@yilmazdurmaz I agree that it is a problem that --unregister is missing the confirmation, but it's bad practice to run commands without checking out what the options do, like that...

> Microsoft is a large organisation and they change stuff that gets into production very, very rarely. The likelihood of this getting changed is very close to zero, even if...

@GunMetalBull305 honestly, this ticket shouldn't even have been opened in the first place. and seeing microsoft's non-existing response, this probably won't ever be resolved. happy hunting, captain

@hideyukn88 > 2: Second, running own weston in user-distro, is actually possible in WSLg, as long as you **disabled system-distro entirely**, so there won't be any conflict. How is that...