the boottime scripts do not have a shell environment set do not call setbits but
/path/to/setbits you can find out the path where setbits is lying by calling which setbits Quoting dwrenne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, > > I have an 8*16 with the MMC board. I can get it to connect over GPRS > but I am having trouble testing it as I cannot be sure that a wget, > for instance, is actually using the GPRS rather than an attached > ethernet line (for ssh). I suppose I should use the serial link, but > for now I was trying to get teh ppp to start on boottime. > > I added the following script to the /etc/init.d/boottime/ directory > and changed it to executable (chmod +x) . Nothing happens with the MMC > LED's. > > > #!/bin/sh > > > echo "starting" >> log.txt > setbits -p b -b 7 -s 1 > echo "after first setbits" >> log.txt > sleep 2 > echo "after sleep" >> log.txt > setbits -p b -b 7 -s 0 > sleep 10 > echo "after second setbits" >> log.txt > /etc/ppp/ppp-start > echo "after ppp start" >> log.txt > sleep 30 > wget http://www.google.com > echo "after wget" >> log.txt > > The script runs fine when I log in as root and run it from ssh. Is it > a permissions issue? > > Thanks > > Diarmuid > >
