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/etc/init.d/rc.conf
rc.conf is a setup script. It returns all script names to rcS script that must be called on startup or on shutdown.
In general the rc.conf is the configuration file for initscripts. It configures what daemons to start at boot up, the
basic network daemon, and certain aspects of hardware discovery. For this target the rc.conf exports some
global settings which configures the behavior of the device interfaces. It only supports the configuration of
single interfaces. All this settings can be changed by user.
Example: rc.conf contains the start up and shut down sequence of the system
# For startup following scripts will be called:
cfg_services="filesystem hostname mdev network settime gsm syslog rpc_services
fstab_automount telnetd ssh wakeup shalt messagebus gps ysysd_daemon wlan bt dnsmasq
ip_forwarding taf proftpd"
# For shutdown following scrips will be called:
cfg_services_r="proftpd taf ip_forwarding dnsmasq bt wlan ysysd_daemon messagebus gps ssh
telnetd settime syslog gsm network wakeup fstab_automount mdev rpc_services shalt"
/etc/init.d/rc.local
The script is responsible for performing all user defined actions. Use this script to execute programs and scripts
automatically at the end of the system boot up process and at the beginning of the shut down process. If the
parameter "start" is set, then the state is checked how the device is woken up.
In case of wakeup by ignition (IGN): All scripts and commands for the case IGN are called.
In case of wakeup by real time clock (RTC): All scripts and commands for the wakeup by RTC are called.
Or, if nothing else fits, all scripts and commands for the wakeup by the "unknown wakeup" reason are called.
In case of "stop", the same procedure as on "start" will be used. First the wakeup reason will be checked. If one
of these reasons fits, all proper scripts and commands will be called and executed.