Hi Martino,
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You can run start-up scripts at boot time by setting the content of
rootfs/etc/rc.d/rc.local
Take a look at: config/platform/mpc8349itx/merge/etc/rc.d/rc.local for
some ideas.
You should not really ssh as root. If you must, then it's better to use
an ssh keypair to do this.
If you need to change the root (or user) password, on the target run
passwd _username_
Note that this will not persist if you re-deploy.
Regards, Stuart
On 27/02/12 11:17, Martino Ruppi wrote:
Dear Sirs,
I would ask a minor question about starting ltib filesystem.
Currently I use your package to deploy a Imx35 Freescale processor.
I'd glad to automatically start a list of commands on booting and I
would ask you which file I can use to add my script.
Moreover I would to connect the device by ssh. For this, I need to set
root passwd among configuration sets.
Therefore I'm guessing if my script will start correctly, the order
respect other configuration processes and under which owner.
Thanks a lot.
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Martino Ruppi, FW engineer developer, PhD
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