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Jim Jackson <jj@franjam.org.uk> writes:On 2024-12-05, Lawrence D'Oliveiro <ldo@nz.invalid> wrote:>What ???single task??? did init do?>
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* Mount filesystems
* Spawn syslog, cron
* Spawn terminal login processes (getty)
* Respawn terminated getty processes
* Monitor other special stuff in inittab
* Spawn random other services, without monitoring their state
* Act as a general catch-all for orphaned processes when they terminate
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This was all before systemd came on the scene.
Actually traditional Unix "init" didn't do ALL those things. Most
tended to have the inittab config file. Even busybox's init has.
Depends if you mean init=/sbin/init or init=the entire sysvinit system.
If you(plural) are going talk about init systems then you need to agree
terms.
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