18.12.2015 10:22, Tobias Hunger пишет:
> Am 18.12.2015 07:51 schrieb "Navneet Sinha" :
>> No it doesn't fix it. Secondly, my main problem is why it is not working
> with systemd. When, I was using this script as initscript before porting
> this to systemd. I was able to see all echo messages.
>
>
18.12.2015 03:19, 유준봉 пишет:
> What this situation means when child directory returns fail for
> name_to_handle_at( ) but its parent returns success for the same function?
> does it mean '/sys' is already mounted before '/sbin/init' is executed? If
> so, then who mounts sysfs, procfs, and also root
Am 18.12.2015 07:51 schrieb "Navneet Sinha" :
> No it doesn't fix it. Secondly, my main problem is why it is not working
with systemd. When, I was using this script as initscript before porting
this to systemd. I was able to see all echo messages.
Sysvinit did not care for stdout and stderr. The o
On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 11:17 AM, Johan Ouwerkerk
wrote:
> You say this part:
>
> > echo -n $"$msg (press ESC to skip): " > /dev/console
>
> Displays fine.
>
> But these:
> > echo "[ OK ]"
> > echo
>
> And these:
> > echo "[ FAIL
You say this part:
> echo -n $"$msg (press ESC to skip): " > /dev/console
Displays fine.
But these:
> echo "[ OK ]"
> echo
And these:
> echo "[ FAILED ]"
> echo "This is failure"
Don't.
Spotting the obvious
I have systemd service, say xyzWarmup.service.
Here is the service file
[Unit]
Description=Xyz agent.
After=fooAfter.service
Before=fooBefore1.service
Before=fooBefore2.service
[Service]
# During boot the xyz.sh script reads input from /dev/console. If the
user
#
Hi I just started to understand systemd source code.
Now I'm curious about mounting linux pseudo-filesystemd like sysfs and
porcfs.
In main( ) function from /src/core/main.c, there is several mounting
related functions like:
1. mount_setup_early
2. mount_setup
3. mount_cgroupt_controllers
and als
