On Di, 12.12.23 19:06, Etienne Cordonnier (ecordonn...@snap.com) wrote: > Hello, > I am debugging some embedded system running systemd. The behavior I am > observing is that many systemd targets such as multi-user.target are > disabled after I run systemctl daemon-reload (as shown by systemctl > list-units --type target --all). This causes many systemd units to be > disabled, and forces me to reboot the system.
What do you mean by "disabled"? in systemd targets can be active and inactive, and that's what "systemctl list-unit" shows. They can also be enabled/disabled, but that's what "systemctl list-unit-files" shows. But targets such as multi-user.target cannot be enabled nor disabled, they are considered "static", i.e. always enabled if you so will. Which "systemctl list-unit-file" should actually show. Hence, I don#t really grok what you are trying to say here... > Is there a way to debug this systemd target transition? I already > enabled systemctl > log-level debug, but I still don't understand why the systemd target is > changing when I call systemctl daemon-reload on this particular system. Please state OS, systemd version and provide relevant logs. Otherwise this is not actionable. Lennart -- Lennart Poettering, Berlin
