Hi
Elimar Riesebieter wrote:
> /etc/init.d/alsa-utils does:
Restore and store ALSA driver settings
The only assumption is, that /var must be mounted before running the
script, becaud it reads and writes /var/lib/alsa/asound.state.
Did I missunderstood something?
Considering that in the alsa-utils init script it states that it
requires the $syslog before it starts ($syslog is provided by sysklogd)
and sysklogd starts after alsa-utils, I would imagine that we have two
possible situations:
1. alsa-utils doesn't really require $syslog to start before. Then
#Required-Start should be modified to be followed by the real scripts
that should start before if any.
2. alsa-utils requires $syslog to start and it is misplaced. Then one
solution could be to change alsa-utils from the /etc/rcS.d symbolic farm
to the /etc/rc2.d with an order above sysklogd.
Does this make any sense?
carlos
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