On 5/10/05, Scott Piper <piper@ij.net> wrote:
> if you want to, you could try removing the pcmcia links and place one in
> /etc/rcS.d. Put it somewhere like 38.
>
> update-rc.d -f pcmcia remove
>
> then
>
> update-rc.d pcmcia 38 S .
>
> It will run before networking. You could alternatively make a new
> script in /etc/init.d that calls /etc/init.d/networking with the restart
> parameter, and then add a link so networking will be restarted after the
> pcmcia services.
>
> update-rc.d {your script name} defaults 16 (I just picked 16 because it
> is after pcmcia. you may want some other number)
>
> You can search for debian policy or man init and update-rc.d for some help
Thank you. I think that is where I have to poke at it. I will give it
a try over the
next few days as the hack I did has it working for now, but do not want to leave
it that way.
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