> You just will want to put your applications/scripts in the startup
> script /etc/rc.d/rcS.sysinit
I tried putting my application at the end of rcS.sysinit. It fires
up, but complains because the network is not up yet.
Is there someplace later (after network initialization) in these
scripts where we can safely start an application?
>
> There is no such thing as "auto-login" in Linux. The closest thing
> would be to bypass the normal initialization procedure (which
> invokes the getty and login on the serial terminal) with your own
> program by passing an init=/myprogram from the kernel startup
> command line.
Where is, or do we put, the kernel startup command line? It seems
like maybe in inittab, but nothing in there has the the format
mentioned above: init=/myprogram.
Thanks
> //Jesse Off
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