it was exactly vmware... I even didn't tryed to check if it was available for gentoo! So I'm downloading it. But what about the licence... is vmware free?
Alb On Aug 04 at 11:53PM+0200, Matthias F. Brandstetter wrote: > ---------- quoting Alberto Bert ---------- > > I'm trying to install a software which ask me for the path of the > > rc0.d (up to rc6.d) directory, but I don't have it! > > > > Is anyone there who could explain me what's that? > > Under other Linux distributions, these rcX.d directories are the > locations for several startup scripts (for runlevel X). Under Gentoo, > there are no such numbered runlevels, but named runlevels (for > example "default"). > > So Gentoo's startup scripts are located unter > /etc/runlevels/<runlevel>, which are symlinks to the scripts itself > under /etc/init.d/<script>. > > So if a program asks you for those runlevels, you have to give a) the > directory /etc/runlevels/<runlevel>, b) /etc/init.d or c) create > directories under /etc/rcX.d, maybe with symlinks to > /etc/init.d/<script> as well. > > HTH, Matthias > > ps: if you're using VMWare, then you only have to emerge it IIRC, the > ebuild sets up these directories itself ... or was it the config. > script? > > -- > Matthias F. Brandstetter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > now playing "HOUSEMUSIQUE - Deep Underground House Grooves from > NETMUSIQUE" > > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
