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On Wed, Jul 10, 2019 at 08:17:06PM -0400, Michael Orlitzky wrote: |
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*snip* |
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> Will the system boot if you don't install sysvinit and if you don't |
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> provide the /sbin/init wrapper for /sbin/openrc-init? |
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No, but this is also true if you remove sysvinit and install systemd |
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with the sysv-utils use flag turned off, or if you install runit and |
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remove sysvinit. |
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If /sbin/init doesn't exist, you have to configure your boot loader to |
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pass init=/some/path/binary to the kernel. |
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(see the examples in /etc/default/grub). |
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I don't want to remove sysvinit by default. If you want to remove it, |
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you can, but I don't want to force that issue. That's why I don't want |
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to turn the use flag on by default like systemd does. |
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William |
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