Laurent Bigonville [2016-11-30 12:58 +0100]: > Is it a problem if loginctl is not present in the initramfs? Would the rule > be executed later in the boot again?
Yes, the rules are being executed on all devices later on, though systemd-udev-trigger.service (usually dubbed "coldplugging"). IMHO putting logind into the initrd would just be plain wrong and bloat. That is not the initrd's job. That said, adding only 71-seat.rules to the initrd seems okay to me, even though it smells like a workaround. Is that sufficient for plymouth's needs? > Same question for systemd-sysctl. Couldn't that one be added in the > initramfs? Please not. It already gets run during boot, so it's again just redundant and bloat for the initrd stage. Martin -- Martin Pitt | http://www.piware.de Ubuntu Developer (www.ubuntu.com) | Debian Developer (www.debian.org)
