Hello, I'd like to ask if systemctl isolate and systemctl start can be executed together.
*Background* A.target is the system's default.target. A.target is associated with A.service, which executes A.sh. That is, systemd first executes A.sh after booting. A.sh switches to multi-user.target via systemctl isolate multi-user.target in the final stage. The following statement immediately executes systemctl start X.service. X.service has a default dependency on sysinit.target. *A.sh* > > > > *...systemctl --no-block isolate multi-user.targetsystemctl start > X.service* *Question* Does this syntax potentially cause issues, such as systemd server timeouts or job conflicts? Thanks. Best regards, Alien Kong
