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I'm trying to work around an issue with creating XFS filesystems in a new userspace (Ubuntu 23.10) running an older kernel (5.4, as that's all the build environment supports) where mkfs.xfs in 23.10 enables additional features that the 5.4 kernel does not support. I've resolved this for the root partition using the information from https://osinside.github.io/kiwi/troubleshooting/filesystems.html, but this does not seem to apply to the additional partitions, e.g.:
Problem description
I'm trying to work around an issue with creating XFS filesystems in a new userspace (Ubuntu 23.10) running an older kernel (5.4, as that's all the build environment supports) where
mkfs.xfs
in 23.10 enables additional features that the 5.4 kernel does not support. I've resolved this for the root partition using the information from https://osinside.github.io/kiwi/troubleshooting/filesystems.html, but this does not seem to apply to the additional partitions, e.g.:Is it possible to set this behaviour for the additional partitions, somehow? Adding
fscreateoptions
to the partition causes a schema validation error.Expected behaviour
We can set
fscreateoptions
on the additional partitions in order to disable unsupported features.Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Create an Ubuntu 23.10 image with an additional XFS partition using a 23.10 userspace but with the kernel from Ubuntu 20.04.
OS and Software information
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