Hi Richard,

I'm pretty sure David used a refracta jessie-sysv iso and built on that
All the refracta jessie-sysv builds started as a standard-system wheezy
installation, then pinned "*systemd*" to -1 (do not install anything with
systemd anywhere in its name) and pinned libpulse0 and dbus to wheezy
versions before dist-upgrading to jessie. So there was never any
systemd-shim or systemd or libsystemd or any package at all with systemd
in its name. (Well, in the package name, anyway - udev package is "udev",
but it shows up as "systemd-udev" in places.

David replaced the wheezy packages and added nosystemd packages and other
stuff and made it all generally more usable than it was. I can't give you
any more details.

fsr




On 04/13/2015 10:17 AM, Richard wrote:
> Thanks for your efforts, David.
> Copied the ISO to a Linux based Easy2Boot, boots no problem on Acer Aspire
> One. I've always liked the Refracta look.
>
>> user@exefce:~$ cat /proc/cmdline
>> initrd=/live/initrd.img boot=live union=aufs
>> components=openssh-server,sudo,lightdm,refracta-lang
>> BOOT_IMAGE=/live/vmlinuz
>> user@exefce:~$ dpkg --search /sbin/init
>> sysvinit-core: /sbin/init
>> user@exefce:~$
>>
>>
> Don't see any systemd anywhere.
> Could you elaborate on how you accomplished the build?
> Did you have to use systemd-shim?
>
> regards,
> Richard.
>
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