Anil Gupte wrote:
Is there an equivalent of the autoexec.bat file in Debian?
Probably the closest equivalent is the whole rc.d structure which
includes the /etc/init.d directory which contains all your startup
scripts and the various /etc/rc*.d directories which contain links to
those
If you want to run some scripts on startup , move these scripts
to /etc/initd/ and run "rcconf" (apt-get install rcconf).
At 2006-01-02一的 19:46 +0530，Anil Gupte worte：
> Is there an equivalent of the autoexec.bat file in Debian? Basically
> I want to execute a scrpt and maybe
"Anil Gupte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Basically I want to execute a script
I usually do that by calling it at the end of /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh,
clearly stating in a comment that it's my local addition.
> and maybe mount a USB port on startup.
Mount an USB device you mean? You can do that
On 2006-01-02 1946, Anil Gupte wrote:
> BlankIs there an equivalent of the autoexec.bat file in Debian? Basically I
> want to execute a scrpt and maybe mount a USB port on startup.
>
> Any suggestions will be appreciated.
I don't know what ``BlankIs'' is. Mounting
Is there an equivalent of the autoexec.bat file in Debian? Basically
I want to execute a scrpt and maybe mount a USB port on startup.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanx,
Anil Guptewww.keeninc.netwww.icinema.comk.e.e.n.,
inc.Milwaukee, WI, USA+1-414/431-8775Pune, MH,
India+91-20
$ update-rc.d -f xfs remove
That'll remove all of the symlinks from each runlevel directory.
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i kind of messed up my xf86 and during boot it says starting xfs x font
server and just pauses, how do i disable this from trying to load so i
can login and reinstall? i have a rescue disk and everything so just
point me to the file i have to edit. thanks
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