John,
I did the same thing.
You put the script with the hdparm command in /etc/init.d/ and then
create a link to the script
( I named the link starting with S86 so it would be the last script run
) in /etc/rcS.d/.
All of the scripts in /etc/rcS.d/ are executed at boot time and when
going to single user mode according to README files located in those
directories.
Ray Dougharty
John Hong wrote:
> I'm a Storm Linux/Debian newbie. I have used Red Hat and
> Slackware mainly. How do I add "hdparm" to the boot process? Under
> Slackware it was pretty easy, adding the command to a text file. However
> under Storm Linux it seems to be a little different (well, a lot
> different for me anyhow).
>
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