Re: nothing here
Posted: 2015-01-29 02:40
goes something like this...
debian jessie netinst install
all choices at the software selection stage de-selected
Add the following to etc/apt/preferences.d/00systemd
This blocks anything and everything with systemd anywhere in the name from ever being installed....or anything that relies on it toooo....
Add the following to etc/apt/apt.conf.d/00recommends
This stops recommended packages from being installed.
It isn't related specifically to systemd just keeps your install a bit leaner.
Run the following command
This installs the sysv init system and should remove the systemd init system.
Now reboot so that sysv is active as the init system
Run the following command
This will remove the libsystemd0 package and anything that depends on it. You will have to type in Yes, do as I say! and press enter as it will be removing packages that the debian package system has marked as essential.
Run the following command
This cleans up some left over cruft.
congrats, now you can install a basic window manager, xserver, and other basic software....
And you may want to install an older or third party libpulse package so you can install stuff like mplayer, vlc, totem, etc...
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I no longer think it makes sense to do this, yea I can understand blocking the init system if you so choose but I see no reason to block the systemd libs....but whatevah....
debian jessie netinst install
all choices at the software selection stage de-selected
Add the following to etc/apt/preferences.d/00systemd
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Package: *systemd*
Pin: origin ""
Pin-Priority: -1
Add the following to etc/apt/apt.conf.d/00recommends
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APT::Install-Recommends "0";
It isn't related specifically to systemd just keeps your install a bit leaner.
Run the following command
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apt-get install sysvinit-core sysvinit
Now reboot so that sysv is active as the init system
Run the following command
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apt-get autoremove --purge libsystemd0
Run the following command
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apt-get autoremove --purge
congrats, now you can install a basic window manager, xserver, and other basic software....
And you may want to install an older or third party libpulse package so you can install stuff like mplayer, vlc, totem, etc...
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I no longer think it makes sense to do this, yea I can understand blocking the init system if you so choose but I see no reason to block the systemd libs....but whatevah....