I have an upstart script that must start before a non-upstart (System V) script. I see that while booting, the systemV script starts before my upstart script. How can I check the boot order of these scripts? Do all systemV scripts start before upstart scripts? What options do I have to make sure this upstart script starts before the systemV script, other than converting my upstart script to a systemV script?
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That’s a good question and you got my upvote already, but please allow the question: Why don’t you just use one solely, preferably systemd? – dessert May 16 '18 at 20:04
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Because I am using an upstart based system. And the systemV scripts come as part of some of the packages that I depend on. – skd May 16 '18 at 21:09