Hello,
I am setting up the wifi for a customized Linux image. It uses systemd to
manage the network.
Right now, I am able to config the ip address and ping 8.8.8.8, but get
"bad address" when ping google.ca.
It is because the systemd-resolved service failed to start.
systemctl status shows belo
Would it be possible to use switches with the basic KEY=VALUE searches.
For instance,
journalctl -g "state changed" _SYSTEMD_UNIT=ModemManager.service +
UNIT=ModemManager.service _PID=1 +
OBJECT_SYSTEMD_UNIT=ModemManager.service _UID=0 +
COREDUMP_UNIT=ModemManager.service
removing the -g "s
*ISSUE 1:*
In ubuntu20, centos8 and almalinux8:
*root@host:~# grep cgroup /proc/filesystemsnodev cgroupnodev cgroup2*
In centos7:
*root@centos:~# grep cgroup /proc/filesystemsnodev cgroup*
In my centos 7, command '*grep cgroup /proc/filesystems'* does not output
"nodev cgroup2". Does thi
