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Subject: [aclug-local] Re: Suggestions: Next Meeting
From: bbales <bbales@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 11:12:46 -0600
Reply-to: local@xxxxxxxxx

On Monday 11 February 2002 04:40 pm, James G. wrote:
> Anyway, at the last meeting, I mentioned we should include a talk on how
> Linux boots up. Someone else (not me) translated that to mean I wanted to
> dissect the Linux kernel. No No No. Boot-up scripting steps is different
> than understanding the kernel. 

OK, James,  Maybe I understand what you are saying.  Is this it?

During bootup, what programs are called and  _BASICALLY_ what do they do?  
LILO, inetd, initd, rc.d and rc3.d, and many other programs.   How is grubb 
different from LILO?  How do the various *.conf files play with the other 
files?  What gets put into dmesg and why?

Is this close to what you were asking for?  If it is, I would like to see 
this myself.
bruce  


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