Look in '/etc/rc2.d'. That's where all the startup files live.
They are links to real files in '/etc/init.d'.
Back in the days of real Linux, I knew what every file in there did.
Now there's so much undocumented Debian/Ubuntu junk in there
it's hard to tell what does what.
I have disabled these and my system still works:
The ones with asterisks are the questionable junk I mentioned.
S01policykit* S20apmd S89anacron
S05vbesave* S20gdomap* S89atd
S10acpid S20hotkey-setup* S98usplash*
S10powernowd.early* S20inetutils-inetd S99laptop-mode*
S10xserver-xorg-input-wacom* S20rsync
S18avahi-daemon* S25pulseaudio*
These are still enabled:
S20cupsys S23ntp S89cron S99rmnologin*
S10sysklogd S20nvidia-kernel S24dhcdbd S90binfmt-support*
S99stop-readahead*
S11klogd S20samba S24hal S99acpi-support
S12dbus* S20winbind S30gdm S99rc.local
And 'System Monitor:Processes' still looks like WinXP on a bad day!
Emory
On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 4:12 PM, Organic Engines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Well,
>
> If it's not playing sound it's not using much resources, however
> there are like 18 sound modules alsa, oss, mixer, snd, pcspeaker, etc.
> Even churning through all that stuff if they are not being used seems
> like a waste of precious cpu cycles.
>
> I downloaded rcconf, and used it to knock out cupsys, a Hewlett
> Packard specific print module, bluetoolz (sp?), and festival (text to
> speech).
>
> My system seems to be working better, but it's still on the bench and
> not connected to a machine yet.
>
> It does seem that rcconf is not showing all the modules though. Is
> there another init file that I should be looking through?
>
> Dan
>
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