Thanks for your note, now system boot with openrc correctly, but absolutely without network (possibly driver's problem). I'm on an Asus X79
Il martedì 24 novembre 2015, Rich Freeman <ri...@gentoo.org> ha scritto: > On Mon, Nov 23, 2015 at 4:48 PM, mr_L4N <serverp...@gmail.com > <javascript:;>> wrote: > > Hi, i'm trying to install systemd on a new installation, without openrc. > > > > Is it possible to do? There's some guide on the net? > > > > I having many problem with correct boot, and network. > > > > As Duncan suggested you could follow the handbook, and it will work, > but the sequencing is suboptimal. > > Merging systemd install instructions into the handbook is something on > my to-do list. > > Looking at my notes the last time I looked at the details you just > need to pick a systemd profile at the point where you pick a profile. > Then you need to do these steps before you emerge -u world (the steps > are in the handbook, but not necessarily in the right order): > 1. Edit locale.gen and run locale-gen > 2. Pick your profile with eselect profile > 3. Run ln -sf /proc/self/mounts /etc/mtab (why this isn't already in > baselayout is beyond me) > 4. echo "EST5EDT" > /etc/timezone > > Then when you emerge -u world these settings will get migrated to > systemd automatically. > > When you're done you just add > GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="init=/usr/lib/systemd/systemd" to your > /etc/default/grub before running grub2-mkconfig. > > If you're having booting issues it probably has nothing to do with > systemd itself - that seems like a bootloader/initramfs problem. I'd > recommend using dracut and grub2 as they tend to be much smarter about > such things. > > To get your network running you'll need to enable/start > systemd-networkd or the network manager of your choice. If you don't > want to use networkd then make sure you install your choice of > networkd before you reboot while you still have a network, or just use > networkd until you get another network manager installed/configured. > If you're just using dhcp it doesn't require any configuration. > > You did mention "without openrc" - while being able to install without > openrc is on the to-do list right now there are still a few packages > which use openrc instead of sys-apps/gentoo-functions and until these > are fixed we have openrc in the system set so that it is hard to > remove. Once these are fixed then I suspect we'll get to a point > where picking/installing your service manager/init are just like > picking your bootloader and kernel. > > You're welcome to follow my notes, but they also include the use of > btrfs which you may or may not want to use: > > https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VJlJyYLTZScta9a81xgKOIBjYsG3_VfxxmUSxG23Uxg/edit?usp=sharing > > -- > Rich > >
