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[HowTo] OpenRC as PID1 (init)

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Re: [HowTo] OpenRC as PID1 (init)

#16 Post by None1975 »

Head_on_a_Stick wrote:If you used that package (and the systemd-shim) then sysvinit was being used as init with OpenRC providing the process supervision and this is *not* what my guide is suggesting (nor is it recommended by me, what a hideous Frankenstein's Monster such a creation would be).
After hell It's my fault. Forgive me for lying. Apparently, the reason for my failure was that I walked on a lighter path and did not use the instructions you provided. When I have the opportunity, I will do everything according to the instructions given by you. I will post the results and observations in near future here.
Head_on_a_Stick wrote:I was not speaking of perceptible benefits to the user experience but rather of the advantages inherent to a smaller code base: fewer lines of code = fewer bugs.
Now i understood. Sorry for misunderstanding.
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Re: [HowTo] OpenRC as PID1 (init)

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Is this guide still fine now (Debian 11)?

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Re: [HowTo] OpenRC as PID1 (init)

#18 Post by Bulkley »

Scorpion wrote: 2022-02-10 20:49 Is this guide still fine now (Debian 11)?
I suggest you try it in a VM. I've done it but do not want to risk it on my daily driver.

Also, you might try Antix and MX Linux to see how they did it.

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