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So I am experimenting with the use of systemd on an Arch Linux machine.
Reading the docs, I see – https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd#Installation
add init=/bin/systemd to your kernel cmdline in your bootloader
What exactly does this mean?
I am not entirely new to linux but I am having a little trouble understanding how to get this done. Any elaboration much appreciated!
I don’t have arch linux, but I think you should edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst and you’ll find a line similar to the following one:
simply append init=/bin/systemd to the parameters in that line, in this example it would become:
Reboot.