> >> I write my own because > >> "systemctl enable wicd.service" failed > >> The error message is > >> Failed to issue method call: File exists > >> > >> > >> So I decide to google and write it on my own.... > > > > So what would be the bare minimum unit file to add a commandline. I ask > > because polkit is rediculous to edit especially if you have to > > create policy from scratch such as on Fedora, POLKIT's HOME! Systemd > > doesn't look anywhere near that level of idiocy, but I still wonder > > how quickly a commandline could be added without pre-pregged unit files? > > What do you mean by "add a commandline"? If you want to debug your > boot you can do "systemctl enable debug-shell.service" and this will > be available on tty9 on next reboot. Not sure if that's what you want > though...? It's easy to add your own script to arches non systemd init system which may even be a one liner if your in a hurry and a few more lines to add pretty initialisation. Considering the author wishes all scripts to disappear I am just wondering what the minimum required to be written in a unit file is between the current init and systemd for a roll your own or missing service. Atleast systemd works eventually (after making multiple symlinks) and gives complete info. Haven't spent long but I still haven't got mythtv-backend to load after upgrading mythbuntu once. I'm thinking I'll just add it to rc.local. -- ________________________________________________________ Why not do something good every day and install BOINC. ________________________________________________________
