On Friday 01 November 2013, Per Jessen wrote:
Linda Walsh wrote:
On 10/31/2013 11:06 AM, Per Jessen wrote:
Cristian Rodríguez wrote:
In 13.1 this is completely different and done automatically using systemd generators and native units, if you upgrade it will no longer be there.
Okay, that's cool. We will not be upgrading to 13.1 in production for a while though.
---- Just like I had my problem points with initrd forcing me into direct disk booting, the fact that when I tried systemd I couldn't control the boot order (strictly, it used the deps to *start* the service, but it didn't wait for any of them to finish before it started services that had those deps.
Isn't that pretty much what sysvinit does too?
You can set /etc/sysconfig/boot # Run all scripts or rather start/stop all services # which are independent from each other in parallel. # RUN_PARALLEL="no" which makes life much easier. You don't need to think about all deps exactly and the system always starts in a deterministic way. Also AFAIR the logging was often broken if you used startpar.
I had local mounts that were lvm based, failing due to system starting the lvm process, but not waiting --
My issue only seems to be that boot.lvm isn't started by default, so _something_ needs to enable it when there logical volumes to be mounted. Not sure what that _something_ is, it was just a little annoying that it didn't happen automagically.
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