The bug report would be along the lines of poor documentation, poor integration, poor testing, etc. Let's look at the man page for systemd-fsck@.service for a moment http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-fsck... . So, what files does it look for in checking filesystems for checking. What values does it return? How can I change its behavior not to drop to emergency.target if certain filesystems don't fsck properly? The complaints of systemd being monolithic come from its utter lack of user serviceable parts; it's of little consolation that it's several dozen poorly documented black boxes that don't work in isolation instead of a single binary.
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The bug report would be along the lines of poor documentation, poor integration, poor testing, etc. Let's look at the man page for systemd-fsck@.service for a moment http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-fsck... . So, what files does it look for in checking filesystems for checking. What values does it return? How can I change its behavior not to drop to emergency.target if certain filesystems don't fsck properly? The complaints of systemd being monolithic come from its utter lack of user serviceable parts; it's of little consolation that it's several dozen poorly documented black boxes that don't work in isolation instead of a single binary.