Hi,

I also had a similar question, with the following scenario in mind.

Starting a daemon from rc.sysinit also becomes a problem if there is a
need to add new a daemon that has to be started *before* a daemon started
by rc.sysinit.
It will require developers to modify fastinit package and add a dependency
to the fastinit package into their own.

What is the reason that these daemons are started by rc.sysinit instead of
individual init scripts ? This also is an interesting choice considering
that rc.sysinit is not the traditional place to start system daemons.

regards,
Anubhav

> Hi,
>
> I'm little bit confused regarding init scripts in Meego. What should be
> the
> preferred way of starting services/daemons in Meego? Should they be
> started
> from rc.sysinit (which many are in the current state) or should they be
> started from init scripts?
>
> Will sysvinit be the official supported init or will it be superceded by
> newer init-replacements such as upstart and systemd?
>
> Regards,
>  Mario
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