How to remove the module from the init process?
while booting, we can see there is a lot of daemons are setting up like "starting eth0........ [OK]"
Actually i have SFS, which is a file system i used in bit earlier. When ever i'm booting the machine, in the lot of starting sfscd(client daemon) and sfssd (server daemon) is also loaded all the times. now i would like to remove this daemon. how to do that?

Depending on your system, you will have a set of links to the various init programs (scripts). On my system (Ubuntu), there is a folder (/etc/init.d) with all of the scripts. Then, there is a set of folders, rcX.d---where X is the runlevel. In the init process, the selcted runlevel points to one of these---eg rc3.d. In this folder are links prefaced by either K or S, followed by a number. K is for kill and S is for start. The numbers set the order in which things happen.

To modify how thing start at any runlevel, you would simply delete the links---or change the K and S as appropriate. If you simply delete a link, then the daemon could be still running if it was started in a different runlevel. If that is a likely scenario then you need the "K" link

Or simply try using "chkconfig", if your system has it.

where:
some_levels: runlevels for which you want to disable the daemon, ie 345 for levels 3, 4 and 5
your_daemon: the name of the script in /etc/init.d responsible for launching/stopping the daemon. It usually
has a name similar to or the same as your daemon (ie "vsftpd" for the vsftpd daemon).

You'll probably need root access to pull this off.

Also, you can use:
to get a complete list of all daemons (services) that are installed and the runlevels they will be running in.

Hi to all,

Thanks Mr Timmeke.

I got it worked done. by the following steps of commands.

Thanks a lot.