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Unable to run any systemd services in WSL
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InWSL not working since last Windows updateHow can I run services in WSLReduce size of a WSL installation (Ubuntu 18 on Windows 10)services failing to start - control process exited with error codeSystemd runs start and stop commands simultaneously on Ubuntu 18.04 - Minecraft server issuesBluetooth suddenly stops working Ubuntu 18.04How to setup Lirc in 18.04?No Bluetooth on System76 machine, 18.04 UbuntuNo sound, output labeled “dummy output”, ubuntu 18.04 lts, tried almost everythingCan't restart/shutdown Ubuntu under WSL
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None of the systemd commands are working inside WSL( Ubuntu Bash 18.04).
When I ran sudo systemctl is-active kubelet, error isoutput: System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate.
: running command: sudo systemctl is-active kubelet
How to enable systemd feature in WSL? Whats the way to get rid of System has not been booted with systemd
18.04 windows-subsystem-for-linux kubernetes
asked 2 days ago
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12815
add a comment |
None of the systemd commands are working inside WSL( Ubuntu Bash 18.04).
When I ran sudo systemctl is-active kubelet, error isoutput: System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate.
: running command: sudo systemctl is-active kubelet
How to enable systemd feature in WSL? Whats the way to get rid of System has not been booted with systemd
18.04 windows-subsystem-for-linux kubernetes
asked 2 days ago
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12815
1
Eh you assume systemd works in WSL. I really doubt that.
– Rinzwind
2 days ago
Crosspost: stackoverflow.com/q/55579342/5830574
– PerlDuck
2 days ago
add a comment |
None of the systemd commands are working inside WSL( Ubuntu Bash 18.04).
When I ran sudo systemctl is-active kubelet, error isoutput: System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate.
: running command: sudo systemctl is-active kubelet
How to enable systemd feature in WSL? Whats the way to get rid of System has not been booted with systemd
18.04 windows-subsystem-for-linux kubernetes
asked 2 days ago
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12815
None of the systemd commands are working inside WSL( Ubuntu Bash 18.04).
When I ran sudo systemctl is-active kubelet, error isoutput: System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate.
: running command: sudo systemctl is-active kubelet
How to enable systemd feature in WSL? Whats the way to get rid of System has not been booted with systemd
18.04 windows-subsystem-for-linux kubernetes
18.04 windows-subsystem-for-linux kubernetes
asked 2 days ago
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12815
asked 2 days ago
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12815
asked 2 days ago
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12815
asked 2 days ago
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12815
asked 2 days ago
Santosh HegdeSantosh Hegde
12815
12815
1
Eh you assume systemd works in WSL. I really doubt that.
– Rinzwind
2 days ago
Crosspost: stackoverflow.com/q/55579342/5830574
– PerlDuck
2 days ago
add a comment |
1
Eh you assume systemd works in WSL. I really doubt that.
– Rinzwind
2 days ago
Crosspost: stackoverflow.com/q/55579342/5830574
– PerlDuck
2 days ago
1
1
Eh you assume systemd works in WSL. I really doubt that.
– Rinzwind
2 days ago
Eh you assume systemd works in WSL. I really doubt that.
– Rinzwind
2 days ago
Crosspost: stackoverflow.com/q/55579342/5830574
– PerlDuck
2 days ago
Crosspost: stackoverflow.com/q/55579342/5830574
– PerlDuck
2 days ago
add a comment |
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Systemd is not init system in windows. But in what manner you need a secondary init system, your operating system is up and running?
answered 2 days ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
51228
I'm running minikube inside WSL. But to start minikube, I need to start few systemd process which is not working.
– Santosh Hegde
yesterday
WSL is like linux single user mode. So no init system. If you need init system and systemd, virtualize linux via vmware or virtualbox to your windows system.
– Pasi Suominen
8 hours ago
add a comment |
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Systemd is not init system in windows. But in what manner you need a secondary init system, your operating system is up and running?
answered 2 days ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
51228
I'm running minikube inside WSL. But to start minikube, I need to start few systemd process which is not working.
– Santosh Hegde
yesterday
WSL is like linux single user mode. So no init system. If you need init system and systemd, virtualize linux via vmware or virtualbox to your windows system.
– Pasi Suominen
8 hours ago
add a comment |
Systemd is not init system in windows. But in what manner you need a secondary init system, your operating system is up and running?
answered 2 days ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
51228
I'm running minikube inside WSL. But to start minikube, I need to start few systemd process which is not working.
– Santosh Hegde
yesterday
WSL is like linux single user mode. So no init system. If you need init system and systemd, virtualize linux via vmware or virtualbox to your windows system.
– Pasi Suominen
8 hours ago
add a comment |
Systemd is not init system in windows. But in what manner you need a secondary init system, your operating system is up and running?
answered 2 days ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
51228
Systemd is not init system in windows. But in what manner you need a secondary init system, your operating system is up and running?
answered 2 days ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
51228
answered 2 days ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
51228
answered 2 days ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
51228
answered 2 days ago
Pasi SuominenPasi Suominen
51228
51228
I'm running minikube inside WSL. But to start minikube, I need to start few systemd process which is not working.
– Santosh Hegde
yesterday
WSL is like linux single user mode. So no init system. If you need init system and systemd, virtualize linux via vmware or virtualbox to your windows system.
– Pasi Suominen
8 hours ago
add a comment |
I'm running minikube inside WSL. But to start minikube, I need to start few systemd process which is not working.
– Santosh Hegde
yesterday
WSL is like linux single user mode. So no init system. If you need init system and systemd, virtualize linux via vmware or virtualbox to your windows system.
– Pasi Suominen
8 hours ago
I'm running minikube inside WSL. But to start minikube, I need to start few systemd process which is not working.
– Santosh Hegde
yesterday
I'm running minikube inside WSL. But to start minikube, I need to start few systemd process which is not working.
– Santosh Hegde
yesterday
WSL is like linux single user mode. So no init system. If you need init system and systemd, virtualize linux via vmware or virtualbox to your windows system.
– Pasi Suominen
8 hours ago
WSL is like linux single user mode. So no init system. If you need init system and systemd, virtualize linux via vmware or virtualbox to your windows system.
– Pasi Suominen
8 hours ago
add a comment |
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Eh you assume systemd works in WSL. I really doubt that.
– Rinzwind
2 days ago
Crosspost: stackoverflow.com/q/55579342/5830574
– PerlDuck
2 days ago