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Loading of sysctl.d directories should follow the same ordering and
overriding rules as xbps, modules-load, and most importantly,
`sysctl --system`.
This change ensures proper ordering of files loaded by building the
selected files then operating on them, and it allows for masking system
level configuration from /etc and even /run.
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Use sysctl -p everywhere: works with procps-ng and busybox (and probably
others as well).
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This reverts commit 6285339a7a40da441cef2114e4cb1197d42a925a.
Make no sense to have this workaround as we need procps-ng anyway for pkill.
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@chneukirchen.
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- /etc/runit/functions: contains common functions to be used in core-services.
- /etc/runit/core-services: directory containing one-time tasks run in stage 1.
- Added LXC container detection to disable some core services.
This accidentally also fixes the issue of unicode not working in the active
TTY from stage 1.
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