On Mon, 20.04.15 12:12, Matt Hoosier ([email protected]) wrote: > > > inexperienced poking around the internal default suite of units packaged > > > with systemd. > > > > This is not available, though often requested. But I doubt this can > > ever work, since "running before 'everything'" or "running after > > 'everything'" is not particularly usefully defined as this all breaks > > down as soon as you have two services that want to be run like this > > > Okay, I appreciate that there's no built-in meta-unit that would permit me > to say "start me to the exclusion of absolutely everything else." I agree > that would fail the "what if two processes each tried to play that game?" > test. > > I was just hoping that some unit exists that is synonymous with "the point > upon which all traditional systemd work is dependent." I suppose nothing > still exists matching that kind of weaker description? E.g., ".slice" or > something like that.
You could order yourself before "local-fs-pre.target" plus the various early-boot services we ship. That list is pretty limited and relatively stable, but there's nothing nicer currently, no. Lennart -- Lennart Poettering, Red Hat _______________________________________________ systemd-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/systemd-devel
