Buna leaf-user,
I am using Bering latest.
Where i can put some scripts to be executed at startup ?
Like, i want to do a network restart, and a pcmcia restart, after
the firewall initialization, or something like that, and as far as i
look, only in rc.boot i can put them, but, i've put a
Dan,
Try putting your script in '/etc/init.d/' and link to it from
'/etc/rc2.d/'
Lenn'
On Thu, 2002-09-12 at 08:28, brosky wrote:
> Buna leaf-user,
>
> I am using Bering latest.
> Where i can put some scripts to be executed at startup ?
>
> Like, i want to do a network restart, and a pcm
Hi there,
* Lennard de Hoog ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020912 02:31]:
> Dan,
>
> Try putting your script in '/etc/init.d/' and link to it from
> '/etc/rc2.d/'
>
> Lenn'
The sym links in /etc/rc2.d, etc. are created dynamically
at bootup so any that you'd create will NOT be there the
next time you bo
Why is so hard to put something is startup ?
Like, all i want, i want the PCMCIA to be intialized first, and after
that, the networking.
Of course, i'll need something to be executed after everything is
configured, like custom firewall rules, routing stuff... etc..
Any other way that RCD ?
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020912 06:33]:
>
> Why is so hard to put something is startup ?
Hard? Not hard at all! ;)
> Like, all i want, i want the PCMCIA to be intialized first, and after
> that, the networking.
Yes, this is how I have my Bering laptop install configured.
I ch
On Thu, 12 Sep 2002, JeeBak Kim wrote:
> Yes, this is how I have my Bering laptop install configured.
> I changed the default:
>
> RCDLINKS="2,S13 3,S13 4,S13 5,S13 6,K87"
>
> It is now:
>
> RCDLINKS="S,S13"
In what file should i change that ?
>
> Very easy. This'll initialize pcmcia
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020912 06:52]:
> > Yes, this is how I have my Bering laptop install configured.
> > I changed the default:
> > RCDLINKS="2,S13 3,S13 4,S13 5,S13 6,K87"
> > It is now:
> > RCDLINKS="S,S13"
>
> In what file should i change that ?
Hmm... I'd say since th
Simple add your
