I know that this subject has been beat to death on this lis in the last month or two
but...
Upon reading the archives, O'Reilly, howto's:
I made a test script
<script>
#!/bin/bash
mount /zip
</script>
and placed it in /etc/init.d, then chmod +x testscript
the changed into /etc/rcS.d and ln -s /etc/init.d/testscript s99testscript
I then rebooted. I then logged in and typed mount. My zip drive was not mounted at
boot up. Thus the script was not run????
I know that if I want to mount the drive at boot, I just remove the noauto from the
options, the fact that I am mounting my zip drive is just a simple test.
What am I doing wrong here?
Also re: startup.
There are a few modules which are loaded on boot which I do not need. I had a look at
the /etc/init.d/modutils script. It appears to me to load all modules mentioned in
/etc/modules and /lib/modules/boot. Both of which are empty on my system, so it must
be something specific to the storm install.
Before I had my scsi card, I installed storm. Then I put in scsi card, but the scsi
modules were not loaded at boot. Upon reinstalling storm (with scsi card installed),
Storm now loads the module every time. I would like to stop this.
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