Hi Reindal,
Thanks for the inputs.
In my case, the service is successfully started. The pre-script's return status
is also success. Please find the output below. Still, ExecStop doesn't get
invoked. I tried replacing it with ExecStopPost, it gets invoked successfully.
But, ExecStopPost
We had a similar problem and we solved it by using grouping for critical
services and then using startup cpu shares for services that should be
responsive within that group.
Even if you use startup cpu shares and create a target for everything you
would want to boot, some unnecessary services
Am 09.06.20 um 18:07 schrieb Baskaran, Vinothkumar:
> I am using systemd-244 in embedded linux yocto 3.1. Here, ExecStop
> doesn’t get invoked when the process CcspCrSspis killed. However, when
> service is restarted/stopped using ‘systemctl’, it gets invoked
> successfully. The system has many
Hi,
I am using systemd-244 in embedded linux yocto 3.1. Here, ExecStop doesn't get
invoked when the process CcspCrSsp is killed. However, when service is
restarted/stopped using 'systemctl', it gets invoked successfully. The system
has many services with ExecStop and it doesn't gets invoked in
On Mo, 08.06.20 22:14, nobody (nobody314...@pm.me) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was trying to understand how to write udev rules better and in a tutorial I
> had to run the command
> udevadm info --query=all --name=devname
> I selected /dev/sda for devname and got the following output
> http://ix.io/2oFB
