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On 1 January 2013 15:50, Dave Phillips  wrote:

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> On 01/01/13 10:43, Joe Hartley wrote:

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>> On Tue, 01 Jan 2013 09:58:50 -0500

>> Dave Phillips  wrote:

>>>

>>> As fellow Arch users know, as of now Arch is officially deprecating the

>>> use of initscripts and sysvinit. Systemd is now supported, and I'm

>>> getting ready to make the switch. It doesn't seem like a difficult thing

>>> to do, but I'd appreciate any advice before taking the plunge. I have a

>>> smoothly running Arch 64 system now, I'd like to keep it that way. :)

>>

>> I found it very straightforward.  For each daemon I called in rc.conf,

>> there was a service that needed to be activated with a systemctl command.

>> The Arch website has a chart of equivalencies to make it easier.

>>

>

> Thanks, Joe, I just took a look at that chart before reading your message.

> Everything in my DAEMONS line from rc.conf does have an equivalent service,

> except for rtirq. Any suggestion re: that one ?

>

> Also, I'm unclear on how to make the service invocations permanent. Is it a

> simple matter of doing it once or ... ?

>

from https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pro_Audio:

- Install the systemd-rtirq package and enable it with

 # systemctl enable rtirq
As with all the 'systemctl enable' commands, this creates symlinks

that mean the service will be started at every boot.
> Best,

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> dp

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