>> It's a package that fakes systemd presence in system.
It's solely
>> intended for Docker images as we don't want systemd there (at least
>> as long as it takes to prepare systemd-container Michal is working
>> on). I made a mistake and it ended up being pulled in buildroot.
>>
>> Ping me on IRC if you have more questions or comments.
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> So what is "systemd-container" supposed to do? And what precisely is
> "fakesystemd" supposed to do? And that "mini" thing?
fakesystemd owns same directories systemd does and has set provides to
Surely the proper, at least standard, way of dealing with
creation/ownership of a directory structure that's needed by other
packages would be systemd-filesystem like so many other packages
handle it (yes, I'm aware this is just one of the issues attempting to
be addressed by the above package).
Peter