Re: Start a process at boot time

From: <simon_at_locus.com>
Date: Thu, 18 May 95 10:02:23 -0400

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> I have to mount a file system on alpha(OSF/1 V3.0) which is exported from
>Novel server(3.12) at the boot time. Due to version incompatibility I have to
 
>enter "mount -o nfsv2,port=2049 ..." command and I can't find a way to automa
te
>this process. Is there a file call /etc/rc.local like on SunOS 4.1.3 where I
can
>add mount command? I checked in /etc/rc.config but I am not sure it is right
>place.
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> I appreciate any help.
>
 You'll need to write a shell script to do the mount which will reside in
 /sbin/init.d and be symlinked into /sbin/rc2.d and /sbin/rc3.d. Look at
 the man pages for init(8), rc2(8), and rc3(8).
 
 - Simon
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Simon Rosenthal: (simon_at_locus.com)
Locus Computing Corporation
Burlington, MA 01803
Received on Thu May 18 1995 - 10:03:57 NZST

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