When I upgrading my current machine from sysvinit to systemd, in order to use systemctl to enable services, I first had to reboot the system.With the new install media for October using systemd, is it possible to enable these services using systemctl during the install (ie, so I could add 'systemctl enable foo.service' to install scripts)?I do realize that I could just manually symlink,
hi guys,i got it: https://www.archlinux.org/news/consolek … by-logind/my system worked in a initscripts/systemd mix. i already configured the DAEMONS...etc.
I'll take a guess that you haven't rebooted through systemd yet?Edit: According to tomegun, It's probably a systemd bug that makes systemctl not usable before having booted through systemd allready...
mhertz
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2012-09-09T22:37:43Z
Hello,I turned into systemd booting. For convinience I choose to lxdm to log in. But my habit was the Archlinux look and I don't know which way should start xdm with that particular look&feel.What should be the equivalent to be launch by systemctl ?
TheSaint
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2012-09-22T10:58:18Z
I had a similar problem over at https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=152612I was using netcfg. I made sure I had done a systemctl enable netcfg and systemctl start netcfg. Then did a ifconfig to see what really happened. Turns out systemd had renamed my interfaces which messed up my firewall a little.So maybe poke around more in how systemd actually did set up your network.
Does it work if you restart using systemd? #systemctl restart smbd
skanky
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2012-11-20T11:38:20Z
You need systemd. With systemd you can issue a command like systemctl enable gdm.serviceto start GDM.
hadrons123
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2012-10-31T05:08:15Z
tomk wrote:2. Not complicated at all. sysvinit is only required by initscripts, and if you're installing systemd-sysvcompat, you obviously don't need initscripts anymore, so remove that as well as sysvinit.Done and done.Thanks.
zacariaz
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2012-09-01T10:59:04Z
Hi, I'm a proud Arch Linux user for many years. But now I have made a mistake while upgrading to systemd.First I installed systemd, then removed initscripts and sysvinit manually, after installed systemd-sysvcompat.My excuse by not following the installation guide directly as suggested at systemd wikihttps://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sy … stallationNow I'm stuck with a Kernel Panic!
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