[BRLTTY] Missing Systemd Unit File

[Dave Mielke]

[quoted lines by Rob on 2016/09/15 at 07:27 -0500]

>I figured out that
>"make install-systemd"
>would put everything where it was supposed to be.

Yes.

>However, running
>"systemctl start brltty"
>gave the message
>"Failed to start brltty.service: Unit brltty at -etc-brltty.conf.service not found."
>How do I fix that?

Unless I figure out a nicer way to do it, a target unit (rather than a service 
unit) is used now. This change was made in order to support multiple brltty 
processes that have their own configuration files. So, to start the regular 
brltty that uses /etc/brltty.conf, do:

   systemctl start brltty.target

In addition, you can now manage additional brltty processes. For one to use 
/etc/brltty_name.conf, do:

   systemctl start brltty at name.target

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