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Just remove systemd that is looking like an electronic injection that now requires 4Gb of RAM and a full OS to work and screaming for more.
by SFJulie 10y ago
Just remove systemd that is looking like an electronic injection that now requires 4Gb of RAM and a full OS to work and screaming for more.
- moosingin3space 10y agoI don't normally get into these, but this is blatantly false, I'm running systemd on multiple older/smaller computers like an OG Raspberry Pi and an old netbook, and I don't even notice its memory consumption.
- tomc1985 10y agoWe run systemd on 512mb celerons no problem...
- voltagex_ 10y agoI'm sad that 512mb is now considered a small amount. I've got a couple of systems in my drawer that have <128mb.
- lightedman 10y agoI still have my 75 MHz Pentium 12MB EDO RAM laptop running Windows 95 and holding my old BBS sitting in my drawer. Battery is shot but plug it in and it still works.
- AsyncAwait 10y agosystemd works fine even on the RPi.
- eikenberry 10y agoAll systemd related processes (dbus, systemd-*, init, etc) running on my system are using < 25Mb of memory. So that is a bit excessive, even if exaggerating for effect.
- fao_ 10y agoIt shouldn't even need that much though. All PID 1 should do is load the rest of the system.