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I didn't see any issues with that yet. The mount itself seems to work somewhat, otherwise the cluster wouldn't start. Anyway, what do you see in the

kubectl describe pvc

and

kubectl describe pv

outputs? I assume you want to use the local-path provisioner?

I'll have to double check with the windows folks, but we were trying to deploy a postgres container and it did not like the volume.

In the volume binds of k3d you can use the docker volume modifiers, but I guess that wouldn't help you here. You can customize the provisioner as described here: https://github.com/rancher/local-path-provisioner#configuration

I guess I could modify that configmap setup: section to have a chown?

I'd assume so. It has a

chmod

in the end already.