Re: [Gumstix-users] Running Programs on boot up

[Víctor A. <vi...@cy...>]

I have had a identical situation of you. I have two instruction to lunch when
the gumstix startup.
I have created a script file (as other people say), and add it to
/etc/rcS.d/ folder. It's called S99XXX to be runned lasted.

When I start the gumstix, this file is lunched, and the two instruction are
executed.

BUT, I have a problem. One of this instruction is for a external board
connected to the Gumstix by USB port, so I have to executed my script
instruction when the Gumstix USB driver where correctly loader, and my board
reconized (in /dev/ttyACM).

How can I lunch my script instruction, that let it work with the USB serial
port?
If I write the script instruction (it's a socat instruction, with a special
parameter) in the bash console, all are OK, but if I write it on the start
up script, nothing work (but in ps listing procesS I can see the instruction
lunched).

Regards,
Victor Andrés


Murphy, Corry (Capt.) wrote:
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> How do I execute a program on startup and what startup level do I use?
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