If nothing else, please add a bunch of commented-out lines to the boot scripts, with concise explanations of what they do. e.g.:
# Restores ALSA's volume settings on boot: #Exec "Loading sound configuration..." alsactl restore Getting miscellaneous things like that sorted out is always the painful part of installing Linux for me, regardless of distro. If a lot of it were already figured out, even if disabled by default, it could save a lot of time getting fresh installs up and running. I do like the fast boot compared to the other distro I've had on my home desktop: debian sarge. That thing is extreeemely slow. Your efforts to keep it quick are definitely noticed and appreciated! One note about the fast boot though, my USB drive doesn't get probed until after everything else in the boot process is complete. I put modprobe usb-storage fairly early in the process to see if that would do it, but there seems to be a significant delay no matter what I do. If I want to mount it automatically before KDE starts (In case KDE's saved session refers to files on the USB drive), I need to insert a wait of a few seconds at the end of BootUp, and then the command to mount it. So is there a better way to "wait for active tasks to complete," or even to just wait specifically for the usb device to be probed? Thanks, Andy On 4/10/06, Fabio Mierlo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Another thing is configure sudo to allow user run "off". > > I will do that in my box and reply the configuration here. > > On 4/9/06, Fabio Mierlo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > it will be very nice a call to > > > > Exec "Loading sound configuration..." alsactl restore > > > > in BootUp script and a call to > > > > Exec "Saving sound configuration" alsactl store > > > > in Shutdown script by default.
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