Hi, >think that on systems running systemd, /sbin/init (if it exists at all) >is always a symbolic link with "systemd" in the target. Would you be >able to give me feedback for any Linux systems you have readily >available running systemd if this is indeed the case, and if so what the >link target is? Obviously no need to give identical feedback to what >someone else has already given (for example, on my Ubuntu 15.10 host, >"/sbin/init" points to "/lib/systemd/systemd": I don't need any more >feedback for Ubuntu 15.10 unless you find that it is different on your >system).
this is true for Debian and Ubuntu in general (systemd enabled) not for older Ubuntu/Debian without systemd ubuntu trusty ls -l /sbin/init -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 265848 Jul 18 2014 /sbin/init (I know this is the kind of answer you will consider useless, because ubuntu 15.10 is really similar to Debian in this behaviour) just my .02$ G. _______________________________________________ vbox-dev mailing list [email protected] https://www.virtualbox.org/mailman/listinfo/vbox-dev
