Hi, More than one person is having problems with the startup sequence with pcmcia. Is this a problem with the distribution? I searched open and closed bugs for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and could not find anything reported about this.
Is this a problem that needs to be looked at for the distribution? It sure makes the out of box experience with Debian a little rough. Eric :-) Eric Richardson wrote: > > "Stephen E. Hargrove" wrote: > > > > On Thu, 5 Apr 2001, Mircea Luca wrote: > > > > > > amm....it is.IF you browse /etc/rcS.d you'll see S40networking .So if > > > you start pcmcia at 39(with S39 a symlink to /etc/init.d/pcmcia or > > > wahtever the script name is) in rcS.d you'll be just fine.I don't have > > > my laptop at home so can't tell > > > exactly but that's the idea. > > > rcS.d is executed first,then rc(0-6).d .Actually rc.boot is really the > > > first one but that is deprecated and it shouldn't be used. > > > man init > > > will tell you more about the boot process. > > > > > > > That did the trick. Thanks! > I have a similar problem running stable using pcmcia and DHCP. I have > the following in relevent files in > > /etc/rcS.d. > S35mountall.sh > S39dns-clean > S40hostname.sh > S40networking > S40pump > > In /etc/rc0.d > S35networking > > In /etc/rc1.d > S20single > > In /etc/rc2.d > S11pcmcia > S14ppp > S20inetd > S50netatalk > > Netatalk fails but pump must keep working as eventually eth0 comes up > but usually after the boot is complete and I have GDM running. > > I thought I understood runlevels but now I'm not so sure. Any help for > Debian runlevel explanation would be appreciated. In inittab I shows run > level two as default so does it go S,1,2 and why is S35networking in > rc0? > > Should I move dnsclean down towards 35 and insert pcmcia afterwords? If > I move the pcmcia up to S then do I also need to make sure that the K > scripts make sense as well. Is there a simple way to think of it. > > Thanks, > Eric :-) > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
