migrating to pure systemd

[jeffstory]

Switched my existing Arch x86 systems to "pure" systemd as the Arch wiki calls it. The part of the process that I'm not sure of on how to duplicate for ARM is the,

"Install systemd and append the following to your kernel line:"

$this->bbcode_second_pass_code('', 'init=/usr/lib/systemd/systemd')

How to do this in ARM with no bootloader files to edit?

Is Arch ARM going to systemd and/or is Arch ARM going to provide continued support for initscripts into the future w/o Arch x86 supporting it?

[jaxad0127]

You should be able to skip that part and go to the final one (installing systemd-sysvcompat). If you really want to change the boot parameters, edit them in the bootcmd file you made, then build a new boot.scr.

[WarheadsSE]

You can edit your uboot environment, or make sure everything is in place and make the jump.

[pepedog]

Skip it, install systemd-sysvcompat, systemctl or symlink things plus the other recommended (don't forget network and sshd), comment out DAEMONS in rc.conf and reboot.
If all good remove initscripts