ps: I know that I just have to put a file names ssh in /boot, but that's not what I want
I have a raspberry pi running Raspbian Desktop and unfortunately it still didn't migrate everything to systemd. I'm following raspi-config
ssh activation script and simulating update-rc
in my SD card by renaming the rcX.d
symlinks from K01ssh
to S01ssh
in the r2c.d, r3c.d, r4c.d, r5d.c
. However, even after this the ssh daemon won't start in boot. If, however, I type sudo service ssh start
in the raspberry terminal, the ssh starts. Does it mean that ssh is a systemd service or that it recognized the rcX.d
symlinks I did?
I want to make ssh start by just editing the / tree, not messing with /boot.
ps: I know it can be made through raspi-config, but I need to activate it before the SD card's first boot and I don't wanna touch the /boot partition
ssh
and (if needed)wpa_supplicant.conf
files. I'm not sure why you want to use the old init script process as part of this. Is that a key part of what you want to do, or just the best solution you've encountered so far?