All I did was add init=/lib/systemd/systemd in my kernel command line.
And i went from having log to not having log. I did not change any systemd
configuration files, nor rsyslog ones.
Bye
> It doesn't. At least not by default. I'm not quite sure which
> instructions you mean, that you followed, can you elaborate?
>
> If syslog.socket is not started for you when you boot, can you reliably
> reproduce that? Or was it just, that you didn't have the rsyslog service
> enabled?
And why wouldn't it be enabled?
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