Please write in english.
I am not familiar with openEuler but it seems like Wireguard packages are available.

try running

modprobe wireguard

before running the container.

I have this exact same issue with Ubuntu 24. This did not work and I am using a supported kernel. Wondering if you or anyone else has any idea how to resolve this. I am using this on k3s but I should at least be able to get the pod started. I can provide more details if needed.

I have this exact same issue with Ubuntu 24. This did not work and I am using a supported kernel. Wondering if you or anyone else has any idea how to resolve this. I am using this on k3s but I should at least be able to get the pod started. I can provide more details if needed.

Nevermind past me is blind, I found the below on the wiki on running wgeasy with Kubernetes. I assume @897896639 is having the same issue, needs to allow the container to interact with the host OS kernel. When I get some time I can see if I can dig the option up for docker

Give pod permissions to modify iptables and load the wireguard kernel module

      securityContext:
        capabilities:
          add:
            - NET_ADMIN
            - SYS_MODULE