Progress, or better one step forward, and one backward. I've tried to let systemd pass its state to the new root systemd, without passing with a stage 2 init. I failed, somehow systemd could not find some information after switching root (like /run being umounted, or such). Also running stage 2 as initrd service was a very hacky solution.
Perhaps, we can pass through an intermediate step, which is the first experiment: use systemd as initrd process, then pass the ball to the usual stage 2 init. I've cleaned up several stuff, and I'd like to share a good result. Reaching stage 2 with systemd takes 1.7s, while with the old initrd it takes 2s. systemd initrd is currently missing the resume, and lvm / luks stuff and file system checks. So that may also take some relevant time. However it's a good news it already takes a little less than usual to boot into stage 2. Another regression is that stage 2 and systemd itself only show messages to kmsg. It's like the console can't be used: machine# [ 1.592771] systemd[1]: Failed to acquire terminal: No such file or directory Not sure what I'm missing. I will keep working on this, and porting bit by bit all the existing things. Big todos are lvm, luks, resume and the installer. The branch is at https://github.com/lethalman/nixpkgs/tree/systemd Best regards,
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