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Ubuntu 6.10 - what's to comeUbuntu 6.10 - what's to comePosted Sep 9, 2006 17:26 UTC (Sat) by kitterma (subscriber, #4448)In reply to: Ubuntu 6.10 - what's to come by rvfh Parent article: Ubuntu 6.10 alpha - Knot 2 released
I agree this is interesting. I'd like it if someone who understands it better than I would write an article for LWN on this.
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Ubuntu 6.10 - what's to come Posted Sep 9, 2006 19:45 UTC (Sat) by dberkholz (subscriber, #23346) [Link] You mean like this, or were you referring to something else?
Ubuntu 6.10 - what's to come Posted Sep 9, 2006 20:03 UTC (Sat) by kitterma (subscriber, #4448) [Link] I was thinking of something more technically detailed. I've read the blog entries about it and I get the general idea.
What I don't know yet (and I'd like to) is what this means for the customized initialization scripts I'm running.
I'd be interested in someone trying out the upstart native process and publishing a lessons-learned/how-to on migrating scripts from the Debian sysvinit to upstart.
I've got a test server running Edgy now and I'd be willing to experiment with this is there were some footsteps to follow in.
Ubuntu 6.10 - what's to come Posted Sep 9, 2006 20:07 UTC (Sat) by dberkholz (subscriber, #23346) [Link] You could probably figure it out yourself. I know it comes with some sort of -compat package that you could compare with the original init scripts.
Ubuntu 6.10 - what's to come Posted Sep 9, 2006 20:16 UTC (Sat) by kitterma (subscriber, #4448) [Link] Yes, I'm sure I could with sufficient time.
I think it would be useful for someone who has sufficient time, patience, and experience to get themselves out of trouble (I'm lacking at least two of those just now) to get in under the hood and let us know how it is going.
Since there are other sysvinit replacement efforts in progress, perhaps a compare and contrast article would be useful.
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