Systemd vs Upstart
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When I attempt to boot using systemd the keyboard and mouse do not work.
When I boot using upstart the keyboard and mouse work fine.
How do I get systemd working?
I have looked over the other answers, but nothing tell me how to tune 'systemd' so that it works.
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When I attempt to boot using systemd the keyboard and mouse do not work.
When I boot using upstart the keyboard and mouse work fine.
How do I get systemd working?
I have looked over the other answers, but nothing tell me how to tune 'systemd' so that it works.
upstart
asked Apr 10 at 19:28
John Raff
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What release of Ubuntu are you using? And how are you switching between the two init systems?
– user535733
Apr 11 at 2:45
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 - when i boot the option is to boot with systemd or select other options, I choose the other then boot with upstart.
– John Raff
Apr 12 at 15:03
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When I attempt to boot using systemd the keyboard and mouse do not work.
When I boot using upstart the keyboard and mouse work fine.
How do I get systemd working?
I have looked over the other answers, but nothing tell me how to tune 'systemd' so that it works.
upstart
asked Apr 10 at 19:28
John Raff
62
When I attempt to boot using systemd the keyboard and mouse do not work.
When I boot using upstart the keyboard and mouse work fine.
How do I get systemd working?
I have looked over the other answers, but nothing tell me how to tune 'systemd' so that it works.
upstart
upstart
asked Apr 10 at 19:28
John Raff
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asked Apr 10 at 19:28
John Raff
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asked Apr 10 at 19:28
John Raff
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asked Apr 10 at 19:28
John Raff
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asked Apr 10 at 19:28
John Raff
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What release of Ubuntu are you using? And how are you switching between the two init systems?
– user535733
Apr 11 at 2:45
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 - when i boot the option is to boot with systemd or select other options, I choose the other then boot with upstart.
– John Raff
Apr 12 at 15:03
add a comment |Â
What release of Ubuntu are you using? And how are you switching between the two init systems?
– user535733
Apr 11 at 2:45
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 - when i boot the option is to boot with systemd or select other options, I choose the other then boot with upstart.
– John Raff
Apr 12 at 15:03
What release of Ubuntu are you using? And how are you switching between the two init systems?
– user535733
Apr 11 at 2:45
What release of Ubuntu are you using? And how are you switching between the two init systems?
– user535733
Apr 11 at 2:45
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 - when i boot the option is to boot with systemd or select other options, I choose the other then boot with upstart.
– John Raff
Apr 12 at 15:03
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 - when i boot the option is to boot with systemd or select other options, I choose the other then boot with upstart.
– John Raff
Apr 12 at 15:03
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What release of Ubuntu are you using? And how are you switching between the two init systems?
– user535733
Apr 11 at 2:45
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 - when i boot the option is to boot with systemd or select other options, I choose the other then boot with upstart.
– John Raff
Apr 12 at 15:03