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This question is pretty straightforward. I’ve googled around and not seen any help.
root@sdna-23 :) #pwd
/sys/hypervisor
root@sdna-23 :) #whoami
root
root@sdna-23 :) #mkdir test
mkdir: cannot create directory `test': No such file or directory
root@sdna-23 :( #
…..Why? I want to copy files into this directory….that won’t work either….
Pseudo-filesystems such as sysfs and procfs are managed by the kernel, and as such cannot be modified by userspace (with a few exceptions).
Why do you want to modify the
/sys/hypervisordirectory?