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=== 6.2 Systemd
Systemd is the modern initialization method. Its starts with the kernel spawning `/sbin/init` which is symbolically linked to `/lib/systemd/system`. `systemd` interacts with flat configuration files called *units*. There are many types, but the *target* and service *units* determine system initialization.
Systemd is the modern initialization method. It starts with the kernel spawning `/sbin/init` which is symbolically linked to `/lib/systemd/system`. `systemd` interacts with flat configuration files called *units*. There are many types, but the *target* and service *units* determine system initialization.
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==== 6.2.1 Systemd Init target.units
The kernel spawns `/usr/lib/systemd/system` as the first process on the system. It then executes configurations starting at mounting the local file system to bringing the system to a desired state specified in the default *target* unit. Targets in systemd are like runlevels in SysV. The name of the default target is `default.target` and located in `/lib/systemd/system`.
The kernel spawns `/usr/lib/systemd/system` as the first process on the system. It then executes configurations starting at mounting the local file system to bring the system to a desired state specified in the default *target* unit. Targets in systemd are like runlevels in SysV. The name of the default target is `default.target` and located in `/lib/systemd/system`.
.Translating between Run Levels and Systemd Targets
