Hello,
I want to boot up a smaller ARM system with systemd. This, so far, works
well, but all the tools around systemd take a significant amount of my
available system memory.
Are there any switches that could be used to reduce memory usage of
systemd and journald?
Do I have to use journald at all? As far as I could find out, journald
keeps log in memory and doesn't write it out immediately. I don't want
that. I would prefer to run a simple syslog daemon which immediately
writes out to disc.
I tried to disable "systemd-journald" but it gets restarted via socket.
Is it possible to disable it permanently?
Thank you very much in advance
Greetings,
Manuel Reimer
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