On Fri 04 Jun 2004 at 19:34:21, Andrew Hunter said: > I have no rc.d directory. I do have rc0.d through rc6.d and rcS.d. How > do I go about making this a permanent change? I have yet to find the "in > painful detail"-type explanation that I usually need.
What distribution are you using? All of them do the rc.d scripts slightly
differently, so we need to know that to give you the painfully detailed
explanation.
If you just want to try it yourself, there's probably a script called
/etc/init.d/local
or something in the /etc/init.d directory with "local" in the name. You can
mess around with that script (make a backup copy of it first!) to add the
hdparm settings to it.
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