I just hit my first real frustration with systemd, which is running on the
Novena. The default storage here is a microSD card, and I've had to
force-reboot this thing enough times that I'd like to run fsck
on the
root filesystem.
It used to be that you could call shutdown -F
to force an fsck on boot.
The old aliases still exist, but I think the thing I'm supposed to do here
is systemctl reboot
, and there doesn't seem to be an analogous pattern any
more.
On the other hand, some of the choices immediatly evident in the design of
systemctl
and journalctl
seem interesting and not without merit.