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drmModePageFlip() is failing when process started by systemd service

I created one Linux(STM32MP157 Olinuxino) application which uses DRM and OpenGL libs. The app is running without any issues when started from terminal. My application calls drmModePageFlip() twice ...
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Is systemd viable for embedded when storage is not a concern?

Excuse me if this is a dumb question. I've been experimenting with this old nas box i bought, cross compiling anything and everything i could get my hands on. And now i want to take it a step further ...
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shutdown now extremely slow due to service with DefaultDependencies=no

I have an embedded Linux system that takes a really long time to shutdown when a specific service that I've made is running. It needs to start running as soon as possible thats why it has the ...
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Is it possible to specify sleep mode "freeze, mem, suspend and etc." using systemctl?

As far as i know we can know we can check which low power configurations are available for our Linux computer by reading /sys/power/state file. We can turn low power mode by writing one of this ...
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Mounting OverlayFS in fstab at startup

Is It possible to Mount OverlayFS from external partition in fstab and benefit from systemd services extensions at startup ? Thus overlay directory tree will add new systemd services configuration ...
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Where to place config file created by systemd

I have a systemd service running on a Raspberry Pi that reads the configuration from EEPROM and converts it into the .env format. This allows other programs to easily parse the configuration later on. ...
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Managing systemd services on read-only filesystem

I am looking for strategies how to manage enabling and disabling of systemd services on a read-only filesystem. It's not possible as the multi-user.target.wants directory contents get modified. ...
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How Yocto embeds systemd in end project?

How can I customize systemd source code? When I do bitbake, systemd appears in my end project, but I cannot find any source files of it in my local directories. I want to track down unit files ...
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systemd debug (embedded case)

How to trace systemd unit files, to be specific, device unit files? I use 3.18 version of linux kernel. On my board after systemd has started, (mypartition).device runs and, I suppose, remounts the ...
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timedatectl: problem with NTP returning localtime instead of UTC time

On my embedded Linux, I have a problem with time zones: I'm trying to keep the UTC time in the RTC of the device. But somehow, timedatectl keeps adjusting time to the local time and not the UTC time, ...
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"systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service" slow on read-only filesystem

On a headless embedded computer (booting on a read-only filesystem), I see that systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service is rather slow, and prevents other services to start earlier (I checked with systemctl ...
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What happens when I turn my ethernet off? What steps does the OS perform once I turn the ethernet OFF?

I want to know what actually happens once I turn my ethernet OFF. What does the OS do on a network layer? Does it flush the routing table or anything like that.
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What if I have a bad (static, low entropy) random-seed in systemd?

On embedded systems, read-only filesystems are common. Read-only means that /var/lib/systemd/random-seed cannot be updated on reboot, and is probably a clone of another device's random-seed. Does this ...
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Sytemd : How to set the SYSTEMD_UNIT_PATH variable

I'm working on an embedded linux based on yocto. The system is mounted as read only, and I want to manage applications installed by opkg in a data partition with systemd. In order to do that, I've ...
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Cannot add systemd-analyze to Buildroot image

I decided to use systemd in my embedded linux system to be able to use systemd-analyze tool. I can add both systemd and systemd-analyze in my config, but after runing my system on Raspberry Pi 4, I ...
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