Le 17/11/2017 à 15:54, John Hughes a écrit :
On 17/11/17 15:48, Nelson H. F. Beebe wrote:
Thus, systemd represents a code base of about 455,000 to 833,000 lines
spread over 2201 files.
The main problem that systemd tries to solve is correct ordering of
startup script execution, a job that is done only at boot time.
systemd, like init(1), doesn't just run on boot -- it's running
continuously.
Also don't forget that you're counting udev into the size of systemd.
That's why a bunch of people have endeavoured replacing
systemd-udev by mdev or mdevd, something much simpler to configure and
not locked-in. The only issue now is that sysfs is unstable on purpose
to force libudev on people (sysfs is developped by the same persons
which develop udev).
Didier
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