I have installed systemd on a gentoo system using the latest
ebuild pulling in the latest git version. (I just got bit
by this change: build-sys: default rootdir to prefix. I think
the gentoo ebuild can be updated. But that is not my problem.)
When I boot using systemd and all the services configured by
the gentoo ebuild, the system goes into a failure mode and
I don't have a good way to capture the systemd[1] log messages
from the screen. So this is a request for a set of configuration
files that bring up the most simple system possible. Is that possible?
Here is an outline of the systemd[1] messages that I think give
and idea of what is happening with my system. Feedback on the
particulars or recommendations in general are welcome.
Could I be missing a kernel module that systemd does not try to
load?
systemd running in init mode
modprobe autofs4
modprobe ipv6
set hostname to <where did the dots go?>
Why is there a weird diamond character in front of the files?
funny/etc/systemd/system
funny/usr/local/lib/systemd/system
funny/etc/init.d
funny/etc
Failed to get dbus connection
Autofs kernel version 1.0
Autofs protocol version 5.1
proc-sys-fs-binfmt_misc.automount changed dead -> waiting
job proc-sys-fs-binfmt_misc.automount/start finished, success=yes
job dev-mqueue.automount/start finished, success=yes
Failed to initialize automounter: no such file or directory
sys-kernel-debug.automount/start finished, success=no
Running GC.... (poweroff needed now)
Thanks,
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Steve Herber [email protected] work: 206-221-7262
Software Engineer, UW Medicine, IT Services home: 425-454-2399
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