Hello Mattew,
That was exactly my plan: Explain the LPI objective "init/initttab",
but mention "new developments underway": upstart. It is not in the
objectives, but nice to know.
Kind regards,
Reinier Kleipool
Open Source Academy
LPI Course material developer
the Netherlands.
G. Matthew Rice wrote:
Peter Albrecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
This is a good question. Probably a more correct one is "Should we dump
/etc/inittab in favour of /etc/event.d?"
No, please don't. As Sander wrote, there will be for a long time lots of
systems (still) using /etc/inittab.
Oh, I won't :) I was just rephrasing what I thought would be a better
question.
I'm going to leave upstart off completely for now.
If there's any courseware publishers around, though, you may want to mention
it in your books. ;)
Regards,
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