Running program at boot time

Thanks for all the reply. I am using a quite old Linux 1.2.13. So according to the start up scripts, anything you want to run at boot time, it should put in the rc.local file under /etc/rc.d. I put the program path in the rc.S file, and put the whole path for the program in rc.local. But still

Re: Running program at boot time

Xiaolin Wang wrote: > > I try to run some program at the machine boot up, and put the program > lines in rc.local. But it doesn't work. Hope anyone can help > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null rc.local is used on BSD style boots. Debian uses a sysv style boo

Running program at boot time

I try to run some program at the machine boot up, and put the program lines in rc.local. But it doesn't work. Hope anyone can help