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| wiki:bootlocal.sh_and_shutdown.sh [2011/04/23 13:18] – Guy | wiki:bootlocal.sh_and_shutdown.sh [2011/05/01 14:47] (current) – [Execute Commands during Startup or Shutdown] Guy | ||
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| - | ==== bootlocal.sh ==== | + | ==== bootsync.sh and bootlocal.sh ==== |
| - | If you want commands executed every time you start the computer, add them to bootlocal.sh. This script is executed after the boot sequence. | + | If you want commands executed every time you start the computer, add them to / |
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| + | Most commands should go in / | ||
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| ==== shutdown.sh ==== | ==== shutdown.sh ==== | ||
| - | If you want some commands executed before the computer is turned off, add them to shutdown.sh, as it is executed before every shutdown. | + | If you want commands executed before the computer is turned off, add them to /opt/shutdown.sh. |
| - | After changing this file, if you don't have persistent /opt, you must backup when turning the computer off. | + | After changing this file, if you don't have persistent /opt, backup when turning the computer off. |
