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The most complicated step is compiling the lmainit.so loadable object for |
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the bash. I used bash-2.05b this is the minimum version required since |
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specific bash-2.05b features are used. Did I tell you that this is for |
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linux only (although other unices might work, I expect _some_ porting |
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work). |
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I have a few prebuilt .so files in the package, the 2.04 one should work |
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till 2.05a. |
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I have bundled the necessary headerfiles from my bash-2.05b installation |
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into include. For best results you have to copy your own bash header files |
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to that location, i.e. |
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cp ~my/bash-2.04/*.h ~my/bash-2.04/*/*.h shinit/include |
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After that you can do "make clean all install", which will create |
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a /etc/rc.d and copy various files into it. The most important ones are |
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/etc/rc.d/bcheckrc should be run on sysinit |
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/etc/rc.d/brc should be run on boot |
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/etc/rc.d/rc should be run on any runlevel change |
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See the inittab in the distribution for an example. |
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Also, all programs required for booting (hdparm for example) must be in |
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some hardcoded locaiton, either /sbin or /bin. Some distributions disagree |
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and put programs required for booting into /usr, which means you cannot |
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have a seperate root partition... watch out. |
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The most important file is rc.values, which gets copied to /etc. It |
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contains your whole system configuration. |
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The program "facility" (in sbin) dan be used to stop/start single services, e.g. |
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facility -httpd +mysqld +httpd |
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will stop httpd and start mysqld and httpd. |
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You can customize all the predefined facilities by editing standard.fac |
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and boot.fac. You can add your own facilities by creating a file |
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/etc/rc.d/fac/<facility>.fac that should define the facility named |
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<facility>. |
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(needless to say, syntax and logic has suffered a lot from my previous |
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perl implementation) |
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