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 can't run systemd-analyze (command not found). Do I need to add something else to make this work or configure something?
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IzZy
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make sure your rootfs image has the systemd-analyze binary . If not add this to your rootfs image. – DarkKnight Sep 14 '20 at 11:14
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There is no binary, the problem is that I can mark systemd-analyze to install on rootfs, but after `make` this doesn't exist. Maybe I should try `make clean all` instead, but I abandoned resolving this problem. – IzZy Sep 16 '20 at 20:57
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I was in the same situation but I built my Linux system in 2 times:
- with Buildroot 'systemd-analyze' option turned OFF (no
systemd-analyze). - with this option turned ON: nothing more...
The solution came from rebuilding the systemd package:
make systemd-dirclean
make
(make systemd-reconfigure may be sufficient? I didn't test it.)
After that, systemd-analyze was found in its regular directory (/bin/systemd-analyze).
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