[arch-projects] [mkinitcpio] [RFC] initrd: systemd-{networkd, resolved}
I resend mail from systemd-devel, because i think it make sense in
mkinitcpio, i think it can be added by systemd hook. I can try write a
patch, but before, i want to know opinions of arch developers.
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From: Lennart Poettering
Good time of day list, i just want to hear your opinions - pro and con
Pre story: Before i install bunch of systemd-{networkd,resolved} and wpa_supplicant (for connecting to HotSpots)
After i spend some time to think about network handling by networkd and resolved, about some cases and i have idea, what if try to implement early network connection in initrd? Pro: spherical cow - If mount rootfs fail to boot, or mount, we have network access to restore system. If system headless we can get remote access as case above and i think it cool. It useful for nfs mount.
Yes, this implies what we use systemd, as init in boot process. What i miss? This is good idea or i must burn him in hell.
One of the reasons systemd-networkd exists is to make it useful for running in the initrd, so that we can boot from networked volumes. It should actually pretty much work already, even though it cannot deserialize its state after the initrd transition. Lennart -- Lennart Poettering, Red Hat -- Have a nice day, Timofey.
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