On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Chan, Dominic wrote: > Is there a way to for RedHat install to embed a script during install > that will get kick off after its first reboot? The problem here is that > I would like to have the system autologon to a virtual console as root > before it execute the script. The script is interactive. It displays > few option for the user to choice from when it first executed, and > provide feedback on what it is doing during the entire process. Put it in /etc/init.d, maybe as example Make it look like the others there, with respect to the chkconfig line(s). Don't worry too much about everything else. Choose a sequence number to get it run when you think it should, for example, before or after networking is enabled. On successful completion, it uses "chkconfig example off" so it doesn't run again. If it's an rpm, it can rpm --erase itself then too. You can use openvt to attach it to a vc, or simply use file redirection. I prefer the first. -- Please, reply only to the list. Join the "Linux Support by Small Businesses" list at http://mail.computerdatasafe.com.au/mailman/listinfo/lssb
