I'll give you another 'easy' hack to contemplate.
6 == 12 * 0,5
Make your tool system('sh /etc/rc.conf');
And then use the native [get|set]env(3) functions to read/write the
values you are intested in.
When you are ready to commit the process scan **environ (7) to rebuild
it without the redund
hi,
I have tried to display a progress bar during FreeBSD5.2 startup. The method is
based on splash_bmp and insert several PROGRESS like Linux Progress Patch into
mi_startup and rc.sysinit. It is urgly ,but it do work! :-)
Now the problem is: any key pressed during kernel startup will ruin th
On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 05:14:54PM -0700, Tim Kientzle wrote:
> There was a detailed discussion of this topic about a year
> ago. Here is how to obtain the current settings from rc.conf
> from within a C program:
>
> * Clear the current environment
>
> * popen() a shell command that sources rc
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