Re: Run custon .SH script during boot up
- From: "Ta***" <ta***@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 18:46:28 GMT
from other NG posting..
/etc/rc.local was great, thanks again! <-- add it in that file
"Ta***" <ta***@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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First, sorry for all post but as beginner, this is quick excellent place
to get response, and thanks all for assistance.
I have a laptop which I finally got the wireless to work, but I have to
run a few commands during log in. I create a Home.sh script that has a...
1. iwconfig SSID "myhomeexample"
2. ifdown eth1
3. ifup eth1
This little script allows me to connect to wireless everytime.
Question, where can I call this from during boot up so I do not have to
manually run the .SH file everytime I log in?
Thanks again!
.
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