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In the arm64 chroot, some commands such as ''mount'' and ''top'' will not work correctly because special filesystems such as <code>/proc</code> and <code>/sys</code> are not mounted. If you need those filesystems, explicitly mount them within your chroot environment, remembering to unmount them when you're done.
{{Admon/caution|Superuser access - Danger!|While in the chroot environment, you are a superuser. Although the chroot provides partial protection, it is still possible to cause '''major damage'''. Take care not to delete entries in the special mounts or perform other actions that would affect the host or other users.<br/><br />If you create a regular user within the chroot environment for safety, you can change to that user using the command <code>su ''username''</code>}}
== Setting Up Qemu User Space Emulation ==
