obarun@ spaceballz ~ % sudo s6opts update bundle-Alsa
[sudo] password for obarun:
:: It's not allowed to use Default database
That's mean that you didn't created your own service database, so
# s6opts add myown_db bundle-Alsa
# s6opts all myown_db_live myown_db
check if it's good
# s6opts list
So, when you want to deal with xxx-s6serv service you need to use s6opts enable command, when you want to deal with xxx-s6rcserv you need to use s6opts update command.
I have a feeling it is because I used an old minimal image
sure, if you use old s6opts old tools
By the way, i know that s6opts have a bad design and difficult for people to understand but please be patient, we work very hard in the background to provide at obarun user a new tools to deal with service. So i will not improve s6opts but replace s6opts.
@ fungalnet, "It is systemd I believe that has encouraged this capital letter culture."
nope