PPv4: Can I really get rid of systemd-sysvcompat?

[winestock]

I am running an all systemd install, no initscripts. If this is the case can I truly uninstall systemd-sysvcompat? How do I check if I still have anything dependent on systemd-sysvcompat? I don't want to uninstall it and then that I can't boot.

[pepedog]

Don't do that, this is quote to get rid of initscripts and become pure systemd
"Proceed to remove initscripts and sysvinit from your system and install systemd-sysvcompat"
From https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd

[winestock]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('pepedog', 'D')on't do that, this is quote to get rid of initscripts and become pure systemd
"Proceed to remove initscripts and sysvinit from your system and install systemd-sysvcompat"
From https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd

[pepedog]

If you get rid of it, look what would go, maybe if you changed uboot env you could get around /sbin/init
I think they are all symlinks
pacman -Ql systemd-sysvcompat
systemd-sysvcompat /sbin/
systemd-sysvcompat /sbin/halt
systemd-sysvcompat /sbin/init
systemd-sysvcompat /sbin/poweroff
systemd-sysvcompat /sbin/reboot
systemd-sysvcompat /sbin/runlevel
systemd-sysvcompat /sbin/shutdown
systemd-sysvcompat /sbin/telinit