On 4/26/24 07:53, Alexis wrote:
ImNotPC writes:
I'm attempting to build lh-bootstrap-master but make is complaining:
make: unrecognized option '--jobserver-style=pipe'
Indeed, my version of make doesn't have the --jobserver-style option.
If I remove the reference
Hey Group,
I'm attempting to build lh-bootstrap-master but make is complaining:
make: unrecognized option '--jobserver-style=pipe'
Indeed, my version of make doesn't have the --jobserver-style option. If
I remove the reference to --jobserver-style option from ./make the
package builds without
On 4/7/24 15:31, Laurent Bercot wrote:
was probably going to use a simple runit configuration because the s6
universe seemed to complex for me to figure out in a reasonable
amount of time. I haven't
A basic s6 system is barely more complex than a runit system. This page
should help you start:
On 4/7/24 07:25, Laurent Bercot wrote:
I'm building a Linux system based on musl and Busybox. I'm
considering using s6/s6-rc as an init/supervision system. I see there
are good docs on all the skanet.org programs, but I can't find an
example of a working configuration that puts them together. I
On 4/6/24 22:40, prowler_gr.yahoo.gr via supervision wrote:
For anybody interested on s6-rc/s6-66 on Debian based distro's I have created
some unofficial spins with multiple inits which work independently from each
other.
The concept is very simple, any init can be installed under a /usr/lib
On 4/6/24 17:20, Carlos Eduardo wrote:
Check out Artix Linux for a traditional Linux distribution that uses s6
[1]. The s6-scripts link might be the most useful to you, as it's the
"nitty-gritty" (PID 1 initialization and basic daemons).
Laurent is involved in s6-overlay [2], which is geared tow
Hey Group,
I'm building a Linux system based on musl and Busybox. I'm considering
using s6/s6-rc as an init/supervision system. I see there are good docs
on all the skanet.org programs, but I can't find an example of a working
configuration that puts them together. Is there an example availabl
