Tesla cars use 'runit' for Linux init system (as opposed to systemd, etc.) (old.reddit.com) 5 points by drudru11 7y ago ↗ HN
[–] drudru11 7y ago ↗ I'm always interested in learning about things like this. For example, it was really neat to learn that the Intel SME ran the Minix microkernel. Or it was neat to learn that the Apple secure enclave was running the L4 microkernel.
[–] JdeBP 7y ago ↗ It is a custom version of runit, moreover. Vanilla svlogd does not have -L and -M options.
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