ostree-admin-init-fs - Initialize a new root filesystem

       Initialize an empty physical root filesystem in the designated PATH, with normal toplevels and correct
       permissions for each directory. Primarily useful for operating system installers.

$mkdir/example$ostreeadmininit-fs--epoch=1/example$ls/exampleboot

OSTree                                                                                    OSTREEADMININIT-F(1)

       ostree-admin-init-fs - Initialize a new root filesystem

--modern
           Equivalent to --epoch=1.

       --epoch
           This accepts an integer value in the range [0-1], inclusive. The default is zero for compatibility.

           When set to 1, the command will skip adding a number of toplevel "API filesystems" such as /proc to
           the toplevel of the physical root. These should be unnecessary, as they should only be mounted in the
           final deployment root. The main exception is /boot, which may need to be mounted in some setups
           before the target root.

           Epoch 2 is the same as 1, except that the toplevel ostree directory is mode 0700, denying access from
           unprivileged code. This is a new recommended best practice as it avoids access to old configuration
           files in /etc in previous deployments, as well as potentially old setuid binaries in /ostree/repo.

ostreeadmininit-fs [OPTIONS...] {PATH}