Mount snap “core” (11081) ([start snap-core-11081.mount] failed with exit status 1: Job for snap-core-11081.mount failed.
See “systemctl status snap-core-11081.mount” and “journalctl -xe” for details.
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Mounting Mount unit for core…
May 14 12:25:58 ns502670 systemd[1]: snap-core-11081.mount: Mount process exited
May 14 12:25:58 ns502670 systemd[1]: Failed to mount Mount unit for core.
May 14 12:25:58 ns502670 systemd[1]: snap-core-11081.mount: Unit entered failed
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okay , let me re-phrase … can you give us your kernel version please ? is this a distro kernel or something home-brewed ? (snaps are rather closely tied to kernel security features and require also some filesystem defaults (most distro kernels have these set by default))
aha, so this is some cloud or VM instance at OVH then i guess … i suspect that kernel is missing a bunch of stuff and you’d have to ask OVH to enable these bits … though check the command @mborzecki asked about, there is also likely the squashfs module missing in that kernel …
So it’s not supported in the kernel. Maybe you can try to run modprobe squashfs but that should be done automatically. It’s as @ogra mentioned, your kernel seems to be missing bits required to mount snaps. I’m afraid there’s nothing we can do. You can reach out to OVH asking about squashfs, or maybe you can run with a different kernel (eg. one from Debian 9).