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OpenWRT 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
by kosinus 12y ago
OpenWRT 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.