jvillain
20th September 2010, 09:02 PM
I have a situation where if I boot normally systemd just hangs. If I pass "linux single" to the kernel it will take me to single user mode. If I then run "systemctl isolate graphical.target" it takes me to the login screen and every thing is fine.
What I would like to do is pass the kernel a parameter to make it boot to the systemd target I want. The way I read the documentation I should be able to put some thing like this on the boot line
systemd.default=basic.target
That should take me to the barest version of the OS possible. I have also tried using other targets as well but no matter what I use it always tries to boot to the same place. I know I am booting with systemd as I don't have any upstart packages installed at all. Does any one know how to pass the proper boot target to the OS?
Thanks in advance.
What I would like to do is pass the kernel a parameter to make it boot to the systemd target I want. The way I read the documentation I should be able to put some thing like this on the boot line
systemd.default=basic.target
That should take me to the barest version of the OS possible. I have also tried using other targets as well but no matter what I use it always tries to boot to the same place. I know I am booting with systemd as I don't have any upstart packages installed at all. Does any one know how to pass the proper boot target to the OS?
Thanks in advance.
