**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Dec 09 02:59:58 2013 Dec 09 09:49:11 Hey all, can someone link me to a good way of starting a self-written program on startup in Agnstrom? Init.d seems like it is for services Dec 09 10:00:53 oh, and what is the angstrom equivalent of rc.local?? Dec 09 12:50:53 cverster, read about rc.local Dec 09 12:51:03 for some reason rc.local has fallen from favour Dec 09 13:13:57 does rc.local work with systemd? (given that angstrom uses systemd only) Dec 09 13:15:14 I do not think so Dec 09 13:15:20 there may be a way to enable it Dec 09 13:15:41 I did some googling and apparently recent sysv's dropped it also Dec 09 13:16:42 see the note at the bottom of this article Dec 09 13:16:43 http://bencane.com/2011/12/30/when-its-ok-and-not-ok-to-use-rc-local/ Dec 09 13:16:49 I do not know the history Dec 09 13:29:08 I think to be honest rc.local was just a lazy way of avoiding creating a proper initscript Dec 09 13:29:22 (or service file, for systemd) Dec 09 13:30:34 I have a program with an executable file, can someone link me a tutorial how to createa service that can run this executable file? Dec 09 13:33:16 I've written a bash script that runs my program when called with "scriptname start", I also placed symlinks in rc2.d and rc3.d, but the script is not run on startup? Dec 09 13:39:35 cverster: I'd suggest googling "systemd service" Dec 09 13:39:56 also try systemd rc.local Dec 09 13:52:18 angstrom has no rc.local! Dec 09 13:52:20 :( Dec 09 13:53:27 bluelightning: i've tried creating a systemd service, but it keeps on failing at startup, will check out more documentation and see what I can find Dec 09 16:36:22 are there any repos still in existence with 2.6 kernels beyond 32? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Dec 10 02:59:58 2013