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==Starting, stopping and restarting Weston== | ==Starting, stopping and restarting Weston== | ||
Weston has its own '''systemd''' service (/lib/systemd/system/weston.service) to easily start, stop and restart Weston. | Weston has its own '''systemd''' service (/lib/systemd/system/weston.service) to easily start, stop and restart Weston. | ||
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Note: The following command enables the automatic start of the Weston service: | Note: The following command enables the automatic start of the Weston service: | ||
{{board$}} systemctl enable weston | {{board$}} systemctl enable weston | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:10, 7 October 2019
1. Starting, stopping and restarting Weston
Weston has its own systemd service (/lib/systemd/system/weston.service) to easily start, stop and restart Weston.
The following command stops the Weston service:
systemctl stop weston
The following command starts the Weston service:
systemctl start weston
The following command stops and then restarts the Weston service:
systemctl restart weston
2. Preventing Weston from automatically starting on boot
The Weston service is automatically started on boot as specified in /lib/systemd/system/weston.service.
The following command disables the automatic start of the Weston service:
systemctl disable weston
Note: The following command enables the automatic start of the Weston service:
systemctl enable weston