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Not working so well #2
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It doesn't depend on systemd. If you want to run it as a service under an alternative init system, you just have to translate the service definition to the way it is appropriate for that alternative init system. This should be trivial for anyone who considers themselves knowledgeable enough to choose their own init system, I believe. |
Until a few years ago, system V init was a 40 year standard |
launch.sh could certainly be wrong for your system/device. |
How awesome must systemd be to upset that 40+ yr standard?.. in Debian stable?.. Awesome. |
OK not the place for an argument about systemd, despite my opinion of its bloat OR the authors On this HP, CHELL, G1 13, I tried MX (fresh dl_) in systemd mode, and it didn't work, |
And the reason is,, it seems to depend on systemd, which I avoid
Is it possible to make it work under init.d?
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