Configure hiweeddebian System Service in rcconf

Configure hiweeddebian System Service in rcconf-Debian in Linux release. For details, refer to the following section. View ps ax

1. acpid
Advanced Configuration and Power interface. The acpid event daemon monitors power events and sets rules to respond to these events. These rules are used to shut down some hardware or turn off the system power. ACPI is a more universal tool software designed to replace APM power management, but it still needs to be further improved.

2. apmd
Advanced Power Management (APM)-the APM software is composed of the following: a pmd daemon that monitors battery usage; multiple utility software that displays and responds to battery events. They are included in the apmd software package.

3. aumix
Aumix is a sound mixing regulator for sound devices that can run in X Windows and Console environments. It uses the OSS sound API.

4. autofs
The difference between Autofs and Mount/Umount is that it is a guard program. If it detects that the user is attempting to access a file system that has not been attached, it will automatically detect the file system. If it exists, Autofs will automatically hook it. On the other hand, if it detects that a mounted file system is not used for a period of time, Autofs will automatically uninstall it. Therefore, after running Autofs, you no longer need to manually mount and uninstall the file system.

5. cron
Cron is a scheduled execution tool in linux that can run jobs without human intervention.

6. dbus-1

7. exim4
Exim is an open source software based on the GPL protocol, developed by Philip Hazel from the University of Cambridge, UK. The latest version is 4.24. Exim is a Message transmission Agent (MTA) responsible for routing, forwarding, and delivery of emails. The Exim was designed to run on most Unix-like systems, including Solaris, AIX, and Linux.

8. inetd

9. klogd
System log waiting process

10. makedev
MAKEDEV is a script program used to create a device under the/dev directory. These device files can be used to access the driver located in the kernel.

11. mplayer

12. pcmcia

13. ppp

14. ssh

15. syslogd
System log waiting process

16. xdm
Xdm is a display manager that provides flexible task management functions. However, xdm is generally regarded as a "GUI login screen that can automatically start my X tasks" and we will see that it is actually more powerful.