script to be run after startup?

Juraj Bednar <[email protected]> Tue, 25 May 2004 18:10:19 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.linux.bbc.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello,


  I believe I saw it in earlier versions of LNX-BBC (also knoppix has it),
  but I have not found it in documentation for 2.1 and later releases.

  Is it possible to create an "after-boot" script, which will be run
  after all system initialization is done, but resides only on the cd
  (outside of singularity)?

  It would be possible to create simple custom cds without a need for
  rebuilding anything. For example I was doing an internet cafe, with
  the possibility to clone the workstation from prototype workstation
  (which is a simple script). Actually, it is done like this from the
  command line:

  wget -O - -q http://192.168.1.1/clonescript | sh

  (I decided to do it this way, because when the script changes, I only
  change it on the server, it's a closed network, so I don't care about
  security implications, all machines are under my control and it gives
  me the flexibility to change the cloning behaviour by simply editing a
  script on the web).

  I would like to recreate the default lnx-bbc to run this after
  initialization, but I would not like to compress/uncompress things
  (like boot floppy, singularity).

  I've done it with knoppix, but I would like lnx-bbc more (since
  knoppix starts graphics environment, which wastes time and system
  resources). 

  Just something like init.sh on the cd itself, so one could take the
  boot image, singularity and create a scripted cd.


   J.
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