how to add a script, that execute at start time

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how to add a script, that execute at start time..

Answer / venugopal adep

We can add the script in rc scripts to start the script at
the time boot or stop the scripts at the time of
shutdown/reboot.
RC scripts are located in /etc/rcX.d/ where X is the run-
level.
If the RC scripts start with 'S' (start script) or 'K'
(kill/stop script)

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how to add a script, that execute at start time..

Answer / solaris

add the script in .profile file

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how to add a script, that execute at start time..

Answer / amit

If u saw the boot process first it execute /etc/inittab just
go to end of that file and make and entry.Make one script in
/usr drive and make it exectueable

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