2008/10/28 florent manni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> thanks a lots for the answer indeed that was inittab (my mistake for initrd > twice). > > Now (thaks to you) I know exactly where to set up things (as busybox > doesn't support runlevel by default I'll try to write something in inittab). > > thanks a lot > > florent > > > > 2008/10/28 Chris Skepper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > On Tue, 28 Oct 2008, florent manni wrote: >> >> I try to make my embedded linux auto-logging and auto-executing a program >>> after kernel loads thus I haven't got to use the terminal to logging and >>> start my embedded program. >>> >>> does anyone has got a clue where I should look to set this option (I >>> think >>> it might be around /etc/initrd but I'm not sure). >>> >> >> Hi Florent, >> >> You might be thinking of the file /etc/inittab or /etc/init.d/. These >> file(s) control what process are started by /sbin/init in different >> run-levels. Look at "man init" on a Linux system for more info, or read the >> documentation for the version of init on the system. That should enable you >> to start whatever you want on bootup. >> >> If init is too heavyweight you can start any other application with the >> the init= kernel parameter, but that's probably not recommended unless you >> know what you are doing. >> >> Chris. >> > >
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