This prevents huge dependency downloads by pacman when the SystemRescue version gets older
by using a snapshot repo from the day the SystemRescue version is released.
The classic rolling repos from Arch are also available as option. Activate with the
"--config /etc/pacman-rolling.conf" option to pacman.
To allow switching on a per-command basis, two different sets of remote package databases
are required. But the local package database must be the same for both variants. This
is achived by using two different DBPaths in the pacman config files and bind-mounting
the local part together. pacman does not accept symlinks for this, so it must be a bind mount.
* The synchronization point is getty-pre.target to block login while autorun
is active
* After sysresccd-initialize.service to have keyboard layout configured
* stdin/stdout/stderr conected to /dev/console to make interactive scripts work
Closesfdupoux/sysresccd-src#18
* Passes through PAM (pam_systemd module) via login(1). This sets up
systemd --user instance, which will create and listen on dbus session socket.
* login(1) is called (via agetty(8)) with -p option, keeping the environment
pam_systemd configured for the user, most importantly
DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS.
* Thus dbus-launch call in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc is unnecessary.
* autologin.conf drop-in configured in the template unit (getty@.service)
to make autologin work on all virtual consoles.
Use localectl to set kbd and x11 keymaps.
Order sysresccd-initialize.service before getty-pre.target (pasive target,
pulled in manually) to ensure console keymap is proper configured when
getty@.service runs.
Fixes#74
