v0.2.2-singlethread

This applies recent changes.

What works

• booting (in single and multi and multi_network and multi_x and multi_x_network)
• switching from single to multi
• network (with ifupdown and NetworkManager)
• mounting (with filesystem)
• logging in (through getty and tty*)
• shutting down, rebooting, halting (through poweroff, reboot and halt)
• respawning
• udev
• kms
• installing and removal (via make install and make remove)
• LightDM

What doesn't work

• [CTRL]+[ALT]+[DEL]
• the reboot, poweroff, halt and shutdown commands (use yarfictl reach [reboot/poweroff/halt] instead)
• job control (I don't know why; udev maybe? - no.)

What I haven't tested

• switching between the different targets

v0.2.2-parallelism

This is very similar to v0.2.1-singlethread.

What works and what doesn't work should be the same.

But the services are started in parallel!

v0.2.1-singlethread

This applies recent changes.

What works

• booting (in single and multi and multi_network)
• switching from single to multi
• network (with ifupdown and NetworkManager)
• mounting (with filesystem)
• logging in (through getty and tty*)
• shutting down, rebooting, halting (through poweroff, reboot and halt)
• respawning
• udev
• kms
• installing and removal (via make install and make remove)

What doesn't work

• [CTRL]+[ALT]+[DEL]
• the reboot, poweroff, halt and shutdown commands (use yarfictl reach [reboot/poweroff/halt] instead)
• job control (I don't know why; udev maybe? - no.)

What I haven't tested

• switching from multi to single

v0.2.1-parallelism

This is very similar to v0.2.1-singlethread.

What works and what doesn't work should be the same.

But the services are started in parallel!

v0.2.0-parallelism

This is very similar to v0.2.0-singlethread.

What works and what doesn't work should be the same.

But the services are started in parallel!

the second release

Much has changed.

The most significant change (and the reason why this isn't v0.1.1) is:
the configuration has changed. And probably it will stay so.

But this is still singlethread.

So:

What works

• booting (in single and multi)
• switching from single to multi
• network (with ifupdown; NetworkManager may work, I haven't tested this)
• mounting (with filesystem)
• logging in (through getty and tty*)
• shutting down, rebooting, halting (through poweroff, reboot and halt)
• respawning

What doesn't work

• udev
• kms (requires udev; until then you want to add vga=nnn to your kernel's command line)
• [CTRL]+[ALT]+[DEL]
• the reboot, poweroff, halt and shutdown commands (use yarfictl reach [reboot/poweroff/halt] instead)
• job control (I don't know why; udev maybe?)
• switching from multi to single (I don't know why)

Well, and binaries are missing.

the first release

This is the first release of yarfi.

The syntax of the configuration files should now stay the same (though I can't guarantee this).

This version is without threading.

There are many configuration files missing. I'll try to write some.

What works:

• booting
  • in single user mode and in exec_init
  • switching from single user mode to exec_init