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The page has a very quirky feel. I kind of like it, wish these guys luck. This might be useful for people who use systems like OpenWrt and Alpine, but want syst
by vezzy-fnord 12y ago
The page has a very quirky feel. I kind of like it, wish these guys luck. This might be useful for people who use systems like OpenWrt and Alpine, but want systemd any way.
- kosinus 12y agoOpenWRT is an interesting setup, and right now uses BusyBox init. Switching init systems would probably not work out well in terms of firmware size and/or build system complexity. But OpenWRT also has its own system bus daemon and network configuration daemon, amongst other things. Besides BusyBox, the whole system is quite unique amongst Linux distributions.
- nwmcsween 12y agoIt did use busbox init, it uses procd now which by reading the code is horribly tied into openwrt.