Hi, I am trying to get babel to start when my machines boot, however, I am having some problems. I have found that babel works fine when I manually start it after it has booted, but, If I use a script in /etc/init.d/ to start it I find that babel runs but all it does is remove routes from the kernel routing table. Just to be clear, I am using Voyage Linux which is a deb/ubuntu deriviative with the 2.6.30-486 kernel. Has anyone previously had a problem starting babel with an /etc/init.d/ script?
Thus far I have tried: - Ensuring that the system is starting with a rw filesystem (beucase voyage switches to a ro file system and it seems that babel needs a rw system) - Using debug mode, but I do not see how I can use a debug mode when starting the protocols at startup. Can anyone suggest some things to try to uncover the problem? Thanks for your time Dave
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