README: Add instructions / reminder for users about enabling the systemd service
The README currently doesn't include explicit instructions for users to enable/load the systemd service - Arch Linux philosophy is that services shouldn't autoload, so that action is required from the user. Thanks to the very useful report from Antonio, let's fix that. Closes: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gpiccoli/kdumpst/-/issues/20 Reported-by: Antonio Tigri (@BlessedLongsword) Signed-off-by: Guilherme G. Piccoli <gpiccoli@igalia.com>
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# 1. Install the package with pacman if not available in your system; to check
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# if it's already installed look the pacman installed package list. Also, be
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# sure the systemd service was properly loaded by checking
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# 'systemctl status kdumpst-init.service'.
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# sure to properly enable/load the systemd service, since the services on Arch
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# Linux do not autoload - for that, just run 'systemctl enable --now kdumpst-init.service'.
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#
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# 2. In a crash event, the dmesg log is collected, and by default this happens
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# via the pstore mechanism, i.e., no crashkernel memory needs to be reserved
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