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Change systemd target to multi-user #49
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This run a lot of needed services as cron and fix the snap mounting after reboot, which is also a "all snap packages broken" issue.
This run a lot of needed services as cron and fix the snap mounting after reboot, which is also a "all snap packages broken" issue.
Disable systemd services from overwrite original WSL /etc/resolv.conf file
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Also added disabling systemd services to overwrite DNS resolution from WSL (/etc/resolv.conf) |
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would love to have this merged. Saved my day.. still isnt fixed :( |
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The multi-user target on systemd runs a lot of needed services as cron and fix the snap mounting after reboot, which is also a "all snap packages broken" issue.