On 6/13/19 6:14 PM, user...@yahoo.com wrote: > ... But there's still a problem, and I'll have to > keep investigating. Logins at the framebuffer console, serial console > and ssh all hang. Control-C cancels the login. On the serial console, > ...
Sorry for the excessive messages. Logins appear to be fixed now, and I can login at the serial console, the framebuffer console and via ssh. To fix the problem (and I have no idea why this worked), I chroot'ed into Debian 10/sid from Debian 3.1; "dpkg -l" showed these packages, or at least their configuration files, were still installed: systemd libnss-systemd libsystemd0 I could get rid of the first two, but to delete the third (systemd utility library), I would have had to delete many packages, including the Linux kernel. So I left that one alone. I also tried to delete udev, and that failed because it also had too many dependencies (including the Linux kernel). At least I can use the init scripts to keep udev from running (it's currently still running, so I may leave it alone). BTW, besides the memory needed for the kernel, processes are taking up a total of 60 MB address space (VSZ) and 22 MB physical memory (RSS), as reported by "ps aux". -Stan
