I don't like opening a question here for such a, seemingly, simple issue; but I've been stuck on this for a while now and I have no idea what to do next.I'm running a Fedora 22 system on a development board, and I want to run a file (For the sake of simplicity, that file is just a compiled.c that prints Hello World) called start, so it's address is /root/start.So I've gone to /lib/systemd/system and created start.service, which contains the following:[Unit]Description=System Start[Service]WorkingDirectory=/root/type=simpleExecStart=/root/startKillMode=process[Install]WantedBy=multi-user.targetAfter that, I ran systemctl enable start.service. The problem is, it's doing nothing, and even if I try to run systemctl start start.service, it won't do a thing.Any pointers you could give me would be really helpful.
Running a service before log in
fedora;systemd;startup