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Note systemd does dump its own log to the kernel ring buffer until journald starts (the last message I see on the kernel ring buffer is Started Journal Service)
by AshamedCaptain 5y ago
Note systemd does dump its own log to the kernel ring buffer until journald starts (the last message I see on the kernel ring buffer is Started Journal Service). It's no help though when (as in my case) journald starts but then has /var unmounted below its feet. I can write a script that keeps /var busy though, preventing it from being unmounted.
- tremon 5y ago> I can write a script There's some delicious irony in having to write a shell script to combat the init system that was designed to replace all the shell scripts.