On Sun, 2012-07-29 at 21:55 -0400, Ray Kohler wrote: > It's likely that the difference is because Fedora 16 (and still on F17 > now) runs a much older version of systemd than Arch does. There have > been some changes to systemd (and udev) in the meantime. In > particular, it's no longer legal for udev rules to start long-running > daemons - systemd will kill such daemons if this happens now. While > I'm not familiar with this particular udev rule, it's likely that it > was doing such a thing, and now the new service file will start it > "the right way". I got your idea. Thank you very much for the explanation. Best regards, Zhengyu Xu
