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#12 Re: Making scripts run at boot time with Debian Posted by Anonymous (72.166.xx.xx) on Sun 8 Apr 2007 at 23:34 Yeah, why whine about it? If another Distro trips your trigger, by all means go for it. As #10 points out in this thread, there is another way to do it, too. Typical Linux, multiple ways to obtain the same result. I admit Debian is a bit less than intuitive at times but that is how they keep the riff raff out. ;=> Cheers. T

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