UbuntuLinux system sets the service to start on its own

Article Title: UbuntuLinux system sets the service to start on its own. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Including desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, open-source, and other basic categories. Ubuntu Add commentsubuntu runs runleve2 by default, that is, the soft link file in/etc/rc2.d, the real service configuration files are in/etc/init. d.

I can see firestarter by executing ls in/etc/rc2.d, which means that he does execute it at startup. In fact, it should be the same from/etc/rc2.d to/etc/rc5.c.

You can also set which runlevel to run at startup.

Try this suite:

$ Sudo apt-get install sysvconfig

$ Sudo sysvconfig

You can set the boot service.