No. Systemd is here to stay. Maintaining another's init would be a waste of
time and too much work. Plus, why on earth would people want to waste time
maintaining another init system when the one we have works? Is there
anything lacking in systemd that is available in openrc?
On Feb 7, 2016 18:11,
s inside grub config so if I
> change anything in fstab I don't have to change that in other places
> as well. Unless grub-mkconfig can somehow be taught to parse fstab and
> set the rootflags according to it.
>
> On 20 January 2016 at 21:43, Devon Smith wrote:
>> Garmine,
Garmine,
If you are using grub2 you should be able to add that option in
your grub config, then regenerate it, that will make that option
permanent and you wont have to add it every time at boot. Also, if
'ro' is in your kernel params at boot, then im pretty sure masking the
remount service wil
Im not sure why you would mask the remount service. He has the
space_cache option specified in his /etc/fstab. From what the mailing
list states (as Garmine put it), BTRFS is not mounted with this option
at boot by default and when the filesystem is remounted to rw, it will
not accept the space_cac
According to this page:
http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-remount-fs.service.html
The systemd remount service remounts your root file system according
to what is listed in fstab. This includes mounting root with the mount
options listed therein.
If you need something else, w
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