Proper Place to put Startup Stuff
 

Ok, this may be more of a general Linux question, but where is the proper place to put startup scripts?

I have the sobexsvr stuff installed, but I need to restart it each time I reboot or power cycle.

Usually, on debian I create a new script in /etc/init.d/ and link to it from /etc/rc.S

Is this OK or is there a special "maemo way" to do this ?

/var/lib/etc/init.d/

Don't you also need a symbolic link in /etc/rc2.d?

Brad.

I mean, put the actual script in /var/lib/etc/init.d and link it to rc2/3.d....

How about user stuff?

for example, I want to

alias mc="/var/lib/install/usr/bin/mc -b"

.login?
.bashrc?

looks like we need some area control on the forum here.
DISASTER RECOVERY- when things are really broken
what save/restore does and doesn't do

HARDWARE/SYSTEM ISSUES
base HW
base SW
uses for MMC other than backup
USB hardware and connectivity
BT keyboards
BT phone connectivity
Wi-Fi

APPLICATION ISSUES
installation
operation
modification/customization

GENERAL CONNECTIVITY
X
NFS
SAMBA
Wi-FI as relates to the above
BT as relates to the above

GURU SHEIST
making Debian ARM packages work
device I/O
keyboard emulation and hand-writing recognition

DOES IT WORK AS DESIGNED
stuff like "why do I have to change settings every time I use it?"
and "zoom" levels in web-browser?""

just thinking out loud...

p'ski