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doc: Remove cgroup1 mentions

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Signed-off-by: Stéphane Graber <stgraber@stgraber.org>
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@ -79,7 +79,6 @@ In privileged containers, they will be blocked by the AppArmor policy.
If LXCFS is present on the host, it is automatically set up for the container.
This normally results in a number of `/proc` files being overridden through bind-mounts.
On older kernels, a virtual version of `/sys/fs/cgroup` might also be set up by LXCFS.
## PID1

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@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ When Incus intercepts a `hugetlbfs` `mount` syscall, it mounts the `hugetlbfs` f
This makes it possible to use huge pages from unprivileged containers.
However, it is recommended to limit the number of huge pages available to the container through `limits.hugepages.[size]` to stop the container from being able to exhaust the huge pages available to the host.
Limiting huge pages is done through the `hugetlb` cgroup controller, which means that the host system must expose the `hugetlb` controller in the legacy or unified cgroup hierarchy for these limits to apply.
Limiting huge pages is done through the `hugetlb` cgroup controller, which means that the host system must expose the `hugetlb` controller for these limits to apply.
(instance-options-limits-kernel)=
### Kernel resource limits