For me it is quite a list.
However, it is not easy figuring out which of those script are actually a SysVInit script and which simply wrap systemd.
For me it is quite a list.
However, it is not easy figuring out which of those script are actually a SysVInit script and which simply wrap systemd.
As I wrote in another comment, just check out /run/systemd/system. You'll find the wrapper units that systemd creates for your sysvinit scripts.