hehe, do you know of any files I should check out on how to go about
scripting it to go in single user mode?
At 11:41 PM 3/24/99 -0500, you wrote:
My bother with KDE if you don't even have a MONITOR on the system?
Start it in single user mode with a script to run mpg123 or some other
Bob Bonifield wrote:
hehe, do you know of any files I should check out on how to go about
scripting it to go in single user mode?
Edit /etc/inittab and change the "id:3:initdefault" line to
"id:1:initdefault".
Then put the mp3 commands into a script in /etc/rc.d/rc1.d/.
At 11:41 PM
Well,
I still not quite comprehend on which kind of device you intend to run
Linux and KDE, but anyway:
- there must be only one account ('root')
- this account must not have a password (just enter passwd and press
return twice)
NOTE: You may do that if it suits your needs, but you are *strongly*
Bob Bonifield wrote:
Ok, what I plan to use linux for is basicly a dedicated sound system. I am
going to have it always play MP3 format music files in my car. Of couse
while the system is in my car, it will have no monitor or keyboard, so I
would not be able to type in a user name or
