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Old 09-30-2005
loading custom app at startup

how would I set up a custom application to startup at boot up. Also where would I look to see what application already startup. I don't mean the /etc/rc.d/.... directory. I need to see all the custom applications that are not part of the linux environment.

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Old 09-30-2005
ok, I'm stupid

I realize now that the initab is the only thing run after the kernel is started to load any application or process. Sorry about the post.
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