> Just need a quick pointer on where linux goes when booting up, I want to
> get rid of the realplayer stuff I included when I installed RH5. Something
> like the autoexec.bat I guess.
There are several configuration files that get read during system boot.
See the /etc/rc.d/init.d directory to start...
> I have done a rpm -e rvplayer and it seemed to have gotten rid of it, but
> it's still loading up in the bootup.
Well, there should be no reason it is starting at bootup first of all.
Perhaps your talking about the realaudio server? Perhaps do something
like:
# rpm -qva | grep pnserver
then use "rpm -e pnserver" if its there. I really don't think its the
realaudio player is starting at boot time.
Dave
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