Tom Horsley (horsley1953@xxxxxxxxx) said: > I've been fooling with the systemctl (unfortunately similar > to the sysctl name) tool, and I see "units" for all the > devices on my system with long names something like > sys-pci-yadda-yadda.device. > > I have occasionally wanted the ability to make some bit > of hardware on my system disappear. Don't want linux to > fool with it at all (but don't want to take it apart > and yank the board either :-). > > Can I use systemctl to do this? Essentially disable > some device unit so the system won't try to use that > bit of hardware for anything? To the best of my knowledge, no. Those are populated in systemd via udev. > Just curious. (Of course what I really want is probably > something at a much lower level - something like a > kernel command line parameter that would make the > initial device enumeration skip the device entirely > as early in the boot process as possible). rd.driver.blacklist=<driver> Bill -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
