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No, you cannot run systemd without journald. Journald can forward messages to another syslog implementation. Its launch is even hardcoded into systemd very earl
by gmueckl 8y ago
No, you cannot run systemd without journald. Journald can forward messages to another syslog implementation. Its launch is even hardcoded into systemd very early in the boot process IIRC. The intent is to capture early log messages in memory inside journald before a writable /var is available.