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Works fine for services, thanks!

Would be a nice feature, but complexity should be in mind. I like the small size and simple usage of rustysd... *update* simple commands to enable / disable, start /...

Thanks. For first steps commands would be fine! I also see a `shutdown` cmd? Looks like `poweroff`? And is there a `reboot` cmd possible to trigger a system / rustysd...

Some time ago I changed a systemd unit and get notified during restart that daemon-reload is needed to reload the changed configuration. But I think it reloads the files and...

> @pwFoo Shutdown just shuts down rustysd (by killing all services), it's not a 'poweroff' command. The rsdctl works like this: 'rsdctl '. The argument can be a unit name...

Maybe I move the mount part to /init and exec to rustysd with prepared drives. I'll do some tests. Thanks!

> Those exist already, with the exception of the last one. And adding the last one shouldn't be too tough So just reload all and add new units is missing?...

Hi @KillingSpark, `rsdctl /notifications/control.socket reload` seems to work. enable, restart and stop are known methods, but looks like start / disable are unknown: ``` Write cmd: {"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"disable"} Wait for response...

Hi @zcalusic linux systems are read /sys to detect needed kernel modules like that (example alpine linux). ``` grep -h MODALIAS /sys/bus/*/devices/*/uevent | cut -d= -f2 | xargs modprobe -abq...

Is cache control / delete pages from cache planned to add?