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Turnstile is needed for Dinit to work properly. For other initialization systems, it is probably not needed. My build aims to make Dinit work fully without Elogind.
I see. So turnstile is for Dinit. Thank you for this explanation.
Please understand I am not a developer but just a user. I do like dinit and also would like it to work well in this respin. I have nothing against turnstile and as I said I have it installed in my antiX 26 variant. But I have also consolekit installed, so I think I do not understand where the conflict is since all seems working fine for me.
As I am still learning your respin, I have some more questions if you do not mind:
– How do I access Dinit service manager?
– Connman seems running, just like default antiX, but I do not see CMST to start network connection. How to connect?
– Firmware collection in /lib is just like in MX ahs, which is expected since the setup in your respin is based on MX advanced hardware support (ahs). This is I think preferred, since the size of /lib/firmware is just over 800M, while in default antiX 26 is 1.2Gb, while yours and MX firmware contains significantly more firware files than in default antiX. This is an advantage I think as more hardware would be supported. Am I correct in my thinking here?
If so, I am thinking of replacing my default /lib/firmware in my antiX 26 with yours/MX to support more hardware too, if it is not going to create a problem.
Thanks again for this respin. I am learning something new here…
Live antiX Boot Options (Previously posted by Xecure):
http://antixlinuxfan.miraheze.org/wiki/Table_of_antiX_Boot_Parameters