Re: Running Scripts

["Bob Castleberry" <bobkat79@home.com>]

like danny i'm not a red hat user but i don't think red hat would be to
different from suse in booting.  i would recommend putting your script in
with the rc scripts
if i'm correct your finished runnlevel should be 3
you should make sure your script runs
after that you should put it in /etc/rc.d then go to rc3.d and make a
symlink to your script
"cd rc3.d"
"ln -s ../myfile S17myfile"

i would also look at the highest number of the S files and number it after
that.
here is a little more info to look at to explain the boot process a little
further
http://www.redhat.com/support/docs/tips/Boot-Process-Tips/Boot-Process-Tips-
3.html
reboot and test it out

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