On Wed, 2010-07-14 at 19:32 +0200, Lennart Poettering wrote: > > Well, that doesn't really work, since upstart and systemd would fight > for the /sbin/init name. If we want the system to boot into systemd by > default /sbin/init must be linekd to /bin/systemd. > > systemd provides compatibility with those sysv tools like > reboot/shutdown/runlevel and init itself via symlinks to native > binaries. The package "systemd" currently includes the native binaries > and "systemd-sysvinit" adds in those symlinks. Only "systemd-sysvinit" > conflicts with upstart, and only that package is what makes systemd the > default init system. And that is the package which I want to make > obsolete upstart. > > To achieve what you want to do upstart would need to support something > similar: make it possible to install it without insisting on the > /sbin/init file name and related ones, and then add in those names via > symlinks only by a an upstart-sysvinit package or so. But upstart > doesn't support something like that. Sorry.
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