lux-integ wrote:
On Monday 28 April 2014 23:33:27 Ken Moffat wrote:
alterations to how both sysvinit and
systemd are installed without conflicting with each other) including
current LFS bootscripts. Again, you need a backup before you start,
and you will definitely be on your own if any problems arise
I am not closely following this thread but I hope the following is of use.
I installed sysemd sometme last year. I using the grub bootloader and I
found out it is relatively straightforward to toggle booting sysVinit (lfs-
bootscripts) and systemd by setting up grub.
( ie add init=/usr/lib//systemd/system to /boot/grub/cfg like so:-
linux/boot/vmlinuz-XXXXX root=/dev/YYYY ro init=/usr/lib//systemd/system
for the partition (/dev/YYYY) to be booted.
And by adding/removing the last entry one can flick between booting sysVinit
and systemd. (this last entry will of course depend where/how systemd is
installed )
Interesting idea, but there is a conflict between the systemd boot
programs and /etc/init.d programs. systemd will, I believe, try to run
both and I don't think you want that.
-- Bruce
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