[Peeweelinux] autostart
Troy Engel
[email protected]
Fri, 07 Jun 2002 09:27:35 -0700
Guillaume,
If you've built your PWL with "SysV support" (most likely you have),
then the easiest (and more correct) thing to do is create a script that
lives in /etc/rcS.d/ directory (eg, "90mystuff").
On boot, the subsystem walks through this directory and executes all
scripts in order numerically, lowest to highest. The problem with
rc.sysinit is that it's executed before any /etc/rcS.d/ scripts, which
may adversely affect your application.
It's then easy to do a Custom File Add on your initscript and keep it
seperate from the core PWL stuff. I note, though, that loading modules
should take place in /etc/rc.modules, which is sourced by rc.sysinit if
it exists.
-te
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> Thank you Ken for those detailed information. I will try your solution which
> seems to fulfil my dreams.
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> Guillaume PREVOST
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> "Ken Emmons, Jr." <[email protected]> on 07/06/2002 15:15:58
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> Hi Guillaume,
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> I have added my stuff to the end of the /etc/rc.sysinit script. In my case I
> load modules for RTLinux RTOS, but you could launch any programs or scripts.
> These are launched as root, so just be aware of any security issues. To modify
> the rc.sysinit you need to go to the project folder under peewee and then into a
> folder called "custom" Then do this:
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> mkdir etc
> cp ../mnt/etc/rc.sysinit ./etc
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> then you can edit your custom/etc/rc.sysinit file and it will be copied to your
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> hope this helps,
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> ~Ken
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