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No. I don't like a framework that promotes using components that are arbitrary dependent on it. To use udev, I need systemd-init, and to use systemd-init I ne
by Xeamek 2y ago
No.
I don't like a framework that promotes using components that are arbitrary dependent on it.
To use udev, I need systemd-init, and to use systemd-init I need systemd boot.
I really don't believe it MUST be this way, and those requirements aren't at least partially arbitral.
Why systemd refuses to run in chroot?
- BenjiWiebe 2y agoYou don't actually need to use systems-boot to use systemd-init. They're two separate things.