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Am 17.12.2016 um 14:17 schrieb Neil Bothwick: |
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> I'm running the Debian 7 version of Raspbian on a number of Pis, all |
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> without systemd. Yes, I am happy using systemd, but I can't be arsed |
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> changing them when they continue to work perfectly well. |
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Then explain me how this is done. Btw., Debian's and Raspbian's software |
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repositories are somewhat outdated. But that's a different Debian |
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related subject. |
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> Boot from a live CD, like Ubuntu, and read the journals. There's always |
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> a solution that doesn't involve flaming. |
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Why would I boot from a Live CD if I have a PC with an installed OS |
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particularly just to be able to read some simple log files? |
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So, no that's not a reasonable solution. |
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And that doesn't have anything to do with flaming. But that's typical |
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for those Poettering fanboys, too, since the beginning. They ask for |
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"technical" arguments. If "technical" arguments are given to them, then |
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those arguments suddenly are no technical arguments. Then this is |
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flaming. And Poettering and his fanboys just insult their critics, even |
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in the official "technical" systemd documentation. |
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I see, nothing has changed so far. |
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> When I first tried systemd, I wasn't confident of my ability to work |
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> with the journal, so I installed syslog-ng and had traditional log files |
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> alongside the journal. In fact I ran it like that for quite some because |
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> the log monitor I was using didn't work with the journal. |
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Yes, that's the solution. Install an old very well tested and useful |
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system logger which does the job perfectly on its own alongside of a |
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crappy system logger just to be able to read the binary log files again |
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with simple system tools which come along with EVERY distro like cat, |
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less, grep etc. And running two programs which have the same purpose in |
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the background don't need more system resources then just running one of |
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them, particularly on hardware like the Pi? |
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Did you and the other Poettering fanboys think about this logic? I guess |
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not. |
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> I don't use Firefox or semi-professional audio hardware, so I won't |
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> comment on this. |
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But that's the original subject of this thread. And PulseAudio is one of |
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Poettering's crap. |
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> With Debian, and Raspbian, just use version 7. It's Debian so it will be |
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> supported for years to come. Or you could run Gentoo on your Pi. |
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How do I compile Gentoo on the Pi? Even compiling it with distcc on |
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another computer would be a lot more power consuming. What's one of the |
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benefits of the Pi? Power-saving? |
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> They're not. You are assuming you have to use it because you don't see an |
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> alternative. |
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I know a lot of good alternatives to systemd. But I don't see a way to |
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get rid of systemd in favor of the good alternatives in the distros I |
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mentioned. |
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>> So tell me how I |
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>> get a full refund for systemd and how to switch to something usable. |
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> I've answered the latter, your refund is attached :) |
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No, you didn't. But I guess you can't. Same again. The Poettering |
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fanboys deny that they are forcing their crap onto the users but can't |
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or don't want to say how to get rid of this crap and how to convert |
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their systems to something that is working well. |
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The solution can't be to just install a totally outdated version of a |
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distro from times before they started forcing systemd onto their users. |
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This has to be possible with recent versions, too. |
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So tell me, how to get rid of systemd on Arch Linux, Debian, Raspbian, |
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XBian, Ubuntu, Fedora etc. in their most recent releases. |
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Where do I get this Debian or Raspbian 7? I guess the software for those |
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outdated distro versions are even more outdated than the software for |
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the latest releases. |
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> I never said it was easy. |
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Should be easy. |
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Heiko Baums |