how to auto start services at startup in debian?
hi
im using woody and i whant to start apm automatically at startup. the problem is, that the system does not power off after shutdown. if i start apm manually with /sbin/modprobe apm, the system goes really down after shutdown ;-) i need to know where i can control the services at startup. thanx legolin penguin :Pengy: |
You could put a line in /etc/rc.d/rc.local like:
/sbin/modprobe apm Or you could just edit /etc/modules.conf so the module is loaded automatically. |
hi,
thankx for your fast answer. i steel have a problem. i don't have any /etc/rc.d/rc.local script in my woody box. under redhat there is one. should i create one and put this line in it? is it going to be run as root?. in modules.conf i found the line #DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE! what means it is not a good idea to do it. or , should i? have a nice day! legolin pinguin |
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