[Devil-linux-develop] Q: /etc/init.d/boot.d/

[Roland P. <pa...@ta...>]

Hi,
I finally understood the flow of scripts when the system boots. Scripts in 
boot.d/ are never called (what puzzled me at first, because I'm used to them 
being called at some point in other distros - before rcX.d scripts are 
called, in SuSE). I don't know why you chose rcS.d as the place for system 
startup scripts, other distros use it for Single user mode and boot.d exactly 
for that job...maybe the DL-way is even the right way(tm), couldn't find 
info...
But anyways, could we have boot.d/* called, either by the end 
of /etc/init.d/boot or by inittab entry "si::bootwait:/etc/init.d/boot.rc"?
Roland
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