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lallous #1
autoexec equivalent
Hello,
What is dos' autoexec.bat equivalent file in SCO ?
There is a bunch of program that are being run on startup in my SCO
installation and I want to know what is happening at boot time what
file in /etc/* should I look for ?
Regards,
Elias
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Stefan Marquardt #2 Re: autoexec equivalent
On 24 Jul 2003 21:58:51 -0700, [email]lallous@lgwm.org[/email] (lallous) wrote:
each runlevel has it's own multiple autoexec.bat>Hello,
>
>What is dos' autoexec.bat equivalent file in SCO ?
>There is a bunch of program that are being run on startup in my SCO
>installation and I want to know what is happening at boot time what
>file in /etc/* should I look for ?
>
look a "man init"
Regards,
S.Marquardt
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germany
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