Charles Steinkuehler wrote:
>
> > Yes, of course. I looked at that last night and I understand how to use
> > it. Thank you.
> >
> > *Where* in syslinux.cfg should it go?
> >
> > LRP=etc,local,dhcpd,modules,ramdisk,ssh-1,sshd-1,update
> >
> > I'd _guess_ between local and dhcpd ???
>
> Actually, anywhere in the LRP= string is fine. The packages are loaded in
> the order given, but assuming the LRP pakcages are created cleanly (ie the
> same file doesn't exist in more than one package), the order of the LRP=
> line is immaterial. I usually just tack new packages on to the end.
>
> FYI: The startup order *IS* important, but this is handled properly by the
> init scripts saved with the LRP package, not by the order the LRP pacages
> are loaded.
Actually, I did have problems sometime back, which prompted this
question.
I get a little anal about code for which I'm responsible to maintain.
So, as a matter of course, I usually alphabetize lists, the order of
which does not matter.
Having done this in syslinux.cfg, I was surprised when things did *not*
work!
I found that, in LRP-CD, ``local'' must precede ``dhcpd'' or surprising
results obtain.
I left it at that, never pursuing the root cause, and assumed that
sometimes sequence in syslinux.cfg is critical -- hence the question . .
.
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