This one time, at band camp, Petter Reinholdtsen said: > [Stephen Gran] > > Default-Start should really only be S, except that if a device node > > is created by udev or something later, it will run again for that > > device node. I do not know if that makes a difference in this > > setup, though. > > You probably know best. It does not make much difference in this > context, as the bootscripts are only executed in the new runlevel if > it was not executed in the previous one, and moving from S to 2 > (debian default) would make sure it only is executed once.
I see. Well, I always feel it's better to be explicit rather than relying on expected behavior that, when it changes for some other reason, causes random breakage, so I'll leave it with just S for now. > > Does that look right to you? Does coldplug even use an init script > > (I don't know, having given up on md maintained packages for now)? > > Looks good to me, but the added should-start might give loops. I'm > not sure if udev or coldplug should a dependency leading up to hdparm. > I have no idea if coldplug have an init.d script, either. :) Hmm, time to get the source for it, then. They really should not be relying on hdparm in any way (nothing should, really - it's merely a tuner for when the kernel can't get it right by default), so hopefully loops won't be a problem. Thanks again, -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ,''`. Stephen Gran | | : :' : [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | `. `' Debian user, admin, and developer | | `- http://www.debian.org | -----------------------------------------------------------------
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