Debian Startup Scripts

[ThorgarBlutaxt]

poor puppy ^^, thx good work!

[gladideg1]

Great video

[dirty706]

can you run debian in virtualbox?

[proxicate]

of course

[DjSadhu]

Great, thanks for explaining man

[DjSadhu]

Great, thanks

[dellduderick]

Good Stuff ! Concise and Clear Please make a few on cron / crontab jobs , running them , killing them , listing them etc , just incase someone is trying to get their XK0-002 or something ;) .

[crazybigdan]

nice video, very clear and helpful

[Existing86]

Excellent tutorial. I think you spoke alright. I just made a wireless script and you're video just taught me everything I need to know. Thanks from a devout Debian user!

[davidgduval]

Very helpful. Thank you!

By the way, I though you spoke clearly and at a good pace.

[H34D5H07]

Just what I was loooking for - thanks man :)

[tphife2008]

Awesome THANKS!

[valdes1978]

This is excellent.

[jrw10293]

Great video. This is only the second video of yours I've watched, and I can honestly say it's one of the best videos I've seen about linux. I say this because it's so informative and easy to understand. Thanks for the post.

[clintedwards1986]

Very handy, thanks. :)

[LeJimster]

really helpful tutorial m8, i think this should help avoid more headaches :-)

[alecbrindell]

Hi. Thanks . This is great. If I may suggest a few things? I'm a teacher of 10 years. Please don't take this the wrong way, but... please speak more clearly and a little slower. Also, it's very difficult to see your screen, you should consider something along the lines of camtasia to record your screen and voice while you talk. I hope this helps. Regards,

me.

[Enselic]

Thanks a lot, this will be very helpful when I finally give myself time to test Debian

[sillygates]

Not accurate. 1. Most *nix systems use system v's startup process, this is slowly being replaced by some systems such as solaris, ubuntu, etc. 2. runlevels 3 and 5 happen to be defualts like mentioned, except debian/ubuntu/kubuntu happen to do this differently. I don't know how this was overlooked. do a "who -r" to see your current runlevel, and vim /etc/inittab to see your bootup runlevel (you will see something like this)<br>

id:2:initdefault:

[mythcat]

Very good !

I need more , pls ! Help users on Debian ...

Thanks man !

[Newkiller]

cool howto...

thx!

[ang3liqu3]

This is great. You are a great speaker and explainer, keep up the good work. Thanks.

[mision08]

I like your presentation. It has more life to it than most others. Plus, it makes something that looks complicated not seem so much.

[kmeyer2k6]

Nice tut, dude. Thanks for it. ;-)

[anonymous4672]

Thank you,I had no idea about the update-rc.d script,makes things much easier.

[sprink85]

Nice job. Thanks bud

[SonOfTheRealMe]

Thanks for the tutorial! Very informative. Keep up the good work!