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On Sunday 30 June 2002 23:07, Markus Ackermann wrote:
> >1.)
> >New file: /etc/rc.boot
> >Must run before rc.multi.
> How do other distros solve this problem? Do they provide hooks for the
> tasks you mentioned? Because I don't remember ever having seen such an rc
> file which is executed before rc.multi.

At least SuSE does provide a file rc.boot that is one of the first things 
called at startup (if not *the* first). They also had rc.local which was a 
free-for-all for system-local changes, no SuSE stuff in it. Don't ask when 
that was called, though.

> >3.)
> >A new section called "restart" would be nice too.
> can choose to do is starting up or shutting down. You wanting a restart
> target implies that you switch between different multi runlevels...
> I think that's not so bad an idea after all, there should be a runlevel for
> xdm, and if there's one having a restart target makes sense too.

OTH, using runlevels *does* involve quite some complexity. Is there a big 
demand to change runlevels on-the-fly regularly? Why would one? (that's not 
rethorical, I honestly don't know)

Florian

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