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Post-boot scripts

If you want to add a script file for startup execution, you can copy or soft-connect the script to the/etc/init.d/directory and then use:

    update-rc.d xxx defaults nn command (NN for boot order),

Add the script to the queue that initializes the execution.

Note If the script requires a network, the NN needs to set a larger number, such as 99.

1) Copy your startup script to the/ETC/INIT.D directory, assuming that your script file is named Test.

2) Set permissions for script files

    $ sudo chmod 755/etc/init.d/test

3) Execute the following command to place the script in the startup script:

    $ cd/etc/init.d    $ sudo update-rc.d test defaults 95

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