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Rich Freeman wrote: |
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> Next time you do something like this, keep in mind that Gnome and xfce |
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> can co-exist on the same system, and so can openrc and systemd. |
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Good point, I did not know, in particular for the init systems I thought it was exactly |
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the opposite. |
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> At this point you're probably just going to want to troubleshoot what |
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> you are left with, though you could consider reverting back to your |
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> old config and starting over if you have backups/etc. |
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Backups? I'm a software developer, I can't afford spending time making backups (just kidding). |
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At this point of the boot process the system did very few things, the problem should be |
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relatively easy to trace so I refuse to give up. Long nights ahead. |
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> I imagine that not many people move from systemd to openrc, since the |
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> latter is basically the default on Gentoo already. If I were going to |
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> migrate a working system between the two I would probably do it |
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> stepwise: |
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Ha, this is the HOWTO I was looking for yesterday! Oh well, it'll be for next time. |
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> Now, on a new install or a host I didn't care so much about uptime for |
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> I'd probably do it your way, and just revert to a backup. In a |
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Not really production environment but I have to fix it before the other users (the kids) |
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come back from vacation or my reputation will quickly sink! |
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