Yamaban wrote:
This appears to be done in /etc/rc.d/kbd in a sysV system. is there a kbd service for systemd?
correction, init-file is /etc/init.d/kbd
Isn't /etc/rc.d a standard link to /etc/init.d?
same for systemd - systems, it uses auto-convert-function of systemd to start / stop / etc.
IOW systemd calls /etc/init.d/kbd [state] for every call 'systemctl [state] kbd.service'
Don't see how -- when I list "-ql" I see no entries containing 'system' nor any entries containing 'etc'.
Here it seems that either /etc/init.d/kbd is faulty or the unit is not enabled.
---- It doesn't exist in 13.1:
rpm -qi kbd|grep Dist Distribution: openSUSE 13.1 rpm -ql kbd|grep -P 'service|etc' #(no output)
I've no idea where this functionality was put -- it used to be in the 'kbd' package. I still use the 'kbd' package included from *before* all the init scripts were deleted. (They weren't even renamed to /etc/init.d/kbd.rpmsave as usually happens when a config script is removed). Fortunately, I keep my run scripts in RCS -- so restoring previous functionality wasn't too difficult. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org