> From: Paul Eggleton [mailto:paul.eggle...@linux.intel.com]
>
> That's entirely up to what you put into your image. busybox
> should provide a very basic version of "vi" out of the box.
Ah, vi. I guess it's time to learn vi.
> Sure, you can find in the "rootfs" subdirectory of the
> image's
On Tuesday 02 July 2013 10:40:06 Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
> I've switched to systemd, in a core-image-base build for an Atom
> (Cedartrail), and it boots fine. Now I want to make my own daemon start up.
> I'm new to systemd, and the way it seems to be set up is different from the
> way the systemd do
I've switched to systemd, in a core-image-base build for an Atom
(Cedartrail), and it boots fine. Now I want to make my own daemon start up.
I'm new to systemd, and the way it seems to be set up is different from the
way the systemd docs say it is usually set up.
The docs say that systemd, when bo
