On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 4:18 AM, Nicolas Chauvet <kwizart(a)gmail.com> wrote:
2011/10/3 Richard Shaw <hobbes1069(a)gmail.com>:
> I've tested it about all I can on my own machine and I'm running out
> of time to get it into devel/F16 if we want to keep within the
> sysv->systemd policy.
>
> One quirk. Apparently the "oneshot" type only runs once per boot.
> Period. Any attempt to run manually with:
>
> # systemctl start akmods.service
>
> just reports the previous success. If you really want it to run via
> systemd, you have to use
>
> # systemctl restart akmods.service
I really thinkg this need to be implemented that way for f16 for the time been.
Specially has more complex packages will already have a dedicated unit
file outside of akmod.
I think I understand you correctly. Basically, go forward with this
method. If a akmod driver package needs to run earlier they can
provide their own unit file?
This need to be documented on the Akmod page on the rpmfusion wiki.
I can do that, however, even though I labeled the situation above a
"quirk", I don't think it's really a valid use case. If someone wants
to run akmods manually, they should run the binary directly and not
start it from systemctl.
Richard