Re:Systemd 254 released, deprecating sysvinit scripts
by ninjin on Friday July 28, 2023 @11:35AM
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I am not sure and I have used systemd through NixOS in particular for a good half a decade now. While I have not tried to fight it, it does come across as being somewhat opaque to me, but I can generally deal with it and have not gone out of my way to “read a book” on it. It did annoy the hell out of me about a month ago when I had this “conversation” with it:
Never expected to be in a situation where I could not shut down a machine cleanly like that. But maybe I was missing something?
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Re:Systemd 254 released, deprecating sysvinit scripts
by freedomben on Friday July 28, 2023 @11:59AM
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Try `sudo systemctl reboot`. I've run into that issue in the past and somehow that worked.
On Fedora 37 `reboot` is `/usr/sbin/reboot` which is a symlink pointing to `/usr/bin/systemctl` so I don't know why it would matter, but I'll chalk it up to FM