You can find out which /etc files are touched during boot by taking a look at the `date`, then booting, then typing:
ls -ltc /etc | less
Wouldn't this be better?
find /etc -mmin -5 | less
ls -ltc presumes all the modified files are in the top level of etc. Find with a -mmin argument will find any files modified even in subdirectories.
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