enabled.d/—default-enabled service list(build-time markers)================================================================The symlinks inthis directory mark which services from ../services/should be enabled by default on a fresh Hammerhead install.Only the BASENAMES matter here; the targets are intentionally dangling(they point at e.g.`../acpihpd.toml` which doesn't exist in the
source tree). The Makefile's install_enabled_d target reads the
basenames and writes REAL symlinks at install time, of the form: $(ROOT)/etc/zyginit/enabled.d/<name>->../services/<name>…which is what zyginit actually consults at runtime. So:* To add a service to the default-enabled set: create a symlink here
with the service's name. Target doesn't matter(`ln -sf ../<x>.toml
<name>` matches the existing convention).* To remove from the default-enabled set: rm the symlink here.* The actual service definition lives in../services/<name>/ and is always installed regardless of whether it's enabled by default— enabled.d/ only controls the initial state. Admins can later
`zygctl enable <name>` to flip the symlink in place on a running
system.See ../Makefile (target install_enabled_d)for the rewrite logic.../acpihpd.toml../acpihpd-check.toml../console-login.toml../cron.toml../crypto.toml../devfs.toml../devices-audio.toml../dlmgmtd.toml../filesystem.toml../hotplug.toml../identity.toml../ipmgmtd.toml../mdnsd.toml../ndp.toml../network.toml../pfexecd.toml../root-fs.toml../single-user-shell.toml../sshd.toml../swap.toml../sysconfig.toml../syseventd.toml../syslogd.toml../utmpd.toml