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Runit Support #5

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doonoo opened this issue Jul 31, 2021 · 4 comments
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Runit Support #5

doonoo opened this issue Jul 31, 2021 · 4 comments

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@doonoo
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doonoo commented Jul 31, 2021

Would love to use this bad boy on void linux

@doonoo
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doonoo commented Aug 2, 2021

Turns out all I needed was elogind. The solution is (for example) to use loginctl reboot instead of systemctl reboot

@knightazura
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@doonoo It's quite hard, after I search how to detect init system using bash script. There is no "safe" way to do that.
I think workaround for this, you need to edit the script on your system. I did it on my Artix and it works well.

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Bavuett commented Apr 25, 2022

Turns out all I needed was elogind. The solution is (for example) to use loginctl reboot instead of systemctl reboot

Thank you for posting the solution. I made a pull request to add a comment in the script to explain this, so people have less searches to do on Google.

@ohxxm
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ohxxm commented Apr 26, 2022

Currently, editing the script to match the correct system is the way to go. Future implementation for this might come but no promises.

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