After researching, it seems that it would be easier to add commands to an existing script as opposed to creating a startup script for each of my needs. I am trying to get a series of repititive tasks done at system startup like:
sudo mkdir -p ~/scripts
sudo mount -t vboxsf scripts ~/scripts
我不但没有为每个系统找到一种方法(我的理解是,从系统到系统,起点说明各不相同),我想知道是否有通用的文字来说明这一点(如我在<条码>/etc/environment中的环境变量所做的那样)。 是否有一份通用文件,我可以选择做这些mount?
Thanks, Yucca
some distributions (Redhat/CentOS) have /etc/rc.local exactly for this task. On openSuSE it is /etc/init.d/after.local
Take a look at initd http://www.ghacks.net/2009/04/04/get-to-know-linux-the-etcinitd-directory/
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