On Thu, Dec 28, 2017 at 11:52 AM, Adam Borowski wrote: > glibc in stretch requires kernel 3.2, systemd kernel 3.13. Most kernels you > get on vendor images are 3.4, 3.8 or 3.10 -- all of them good for stretch in > general but not for systemd; other packages with kernel requirements are > extremely rare and unlikely to be involved.
Depending on the firmware version, it could either be linux 2.6.31.8 or linux-3.3.4. http://opensource.buffalo.jp/ls-x-140.html http://opensource.buffalo.jp/ls-x-165.html Interestingly, the original firmware also appears to be using dpkg. > I'd first try without systemd; even kernel version aside, other init/rc > combinations are more likely to work even when a required kernel option is > missing or some other minor error happens. Seems like in this case not using systemd will fix the issue, but only if the Buffalo firmware is the newer one. > Jessie is also needed in case the vendor kernel is 3.0 (jessie's glibc needs > 2.6.32, no idea about systemd). So jessie would be too new for firmware version 1.40 and wheezy or earlier would be needed. -- bye, pabs https://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise
