slitaz-boot-scripts annotate etc/rcS.conf @ rev 11
Add /etc/init.d/hwconf.sh (hardware configuration)
author | Christophe Lincoln <pankso@slitaz.org> |
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date | Mon Dec 03 12:19:16 2007 +0100 (2007-12-03) |
parents | d2ef6089e2a4 |
children | 1e2fdd797456 |
rev | line source |
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pankso@3 | 1 # /etc/rcS.conf - Initial boot script configuration for SliTaz GNU/Linux. |
pankso@3 | 2 # Config file used by /etc/init.d/rcS |
pankso@3 | 3 # |
pankso@3 | 4 |
pankso@3 | 5 # Start Kernel log daemons (syslogd and klogd). |
pankso@3 | 6 KERNEL_LOG_DAEMONS="yes" |
pankso@3 | 7 SYSLOGD_ROTATED_SIZE="60" |
pankso@3 | 8 |
pankso@3 | 9 # Use udev to populate /dev and handles hotplug events. |
pankso@3 | 10 UDEV="yes" |
pankso@3 | 11 |
pankso@3 | 12 # Clean up the system removing all tmp and pid files. |
pankso@3 | 13 CLEAN_UP_SYSTEM="yes" |
pankso@3 | 14 |
pankso@3 | 15 # Filesystems to check integrity on boot time. You should check the |
pankso@3 | 16 # rootfs (where SliTaz is installed) and all partitions listed in |
pankso@3 | 17 # /etc/fstab. Exemple : CHECK_FS="/dev/hda5 /dev/hdb1" |
pankso@3 | 18 CHECK_FS="" |
pankso@3 | 19 |
pankso@3 | 20 # Kernel modules to automaticly load at boot time. You can use 'modprobe -l' |
pankso@3 | 21 # to get a list of all kernel modules avalaible. |
pankso@3 | 22 # |
pankso@3 | 23 # Fot Intel and some Nvidia sound cards : snd_intel8x0 snd_intel8x0m snd_hda_intel |
pankso@3 | 24 # |
pankso@11 | 25 LOAD_MODULES="vfat nls_utf8 ohci_hcd" |
pankso@3 | 26 |
pankso@3 | 27 # Initialisation scripts to run at boot time. Boot order is important, |
pankso@3 | 28 # bootopts.sh (boot options) must start first, then you free to choose. Note |
pankso@3 | 29 # that the local.sh script exist to let you quick add some local startup |
pankso@3 | 30 # commands. |
pankso@11 | 31 RUN_SCRIPTS="bootopts.sh network.sh i18n.sh hwconf.sh local.sh" |
pankso@3 | 32 |
pankso@3 | 33 # Daemons to start at boot time. SliTaz provide only a few daemons, firewall, |
pankso@3 | 34 # Web server (lighttpd), SSH server (dropbear) and rsyncd, so boot order is |
pankso@3 | 35 # not realy important. |
pankso@3 | 36 RUN_DAEMONS="firewall lighttpd" |
pankso@3 | 37 |
pankso@3 | 38 # Pre login bold message. |
pankso@3 | 39 MESSAGE="Welcome to your box." |
pankso@3 | 40 |