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发表于 2006-7-1 08:05:45
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Post by atery
I´ll try this, just one thing: there are rc0.d, rc1.d ... rc6.d folders, anyone is OK? Not really! These directories store the symlinks for the run control daemons for the corresponding runlevel. Usually, you may add your symlink(s) to runlevel 3 or 5, in a multi-user environment depends on whether you are using GUI.
Have a look at this to learn about the meanings of runlevel
http://www.iodynamics.com/education/runlevel.html
Within these directories, you may see SxxSomeCommands and KxxSomeCommands. xx is the sequence no., the bigger the no., the later the process will be started (Sxx...) or killed (Kxx...).
Adding your symlink to rc6.d is definitely inappropriate. rc6.d stores the symlinks for rebooting your computer, it should only kill processes rather than start a new process! |
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