Hasn’t this always been the case? I have always run builds under WSL2 in Windows because of this.
when you mount "drvfs" (the automounting feature, or you can call mount -t drvfs) , it's usually plan9, which is like NFS.
with the new wsl version, kernel and config from that blog, it will mount virtiofs, or warn you
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when you mount "drvfs" (the automounting feature, or you can call mount -t drvfs) , it's usually plan9, which is like NFS.
with the new wsl version, kernel and config from that blog, it will mount virtiofs, or warn you