See @thagrols guide. (boot.pdf)
yea, you create a bash script, invoke the bash script on startup using one of the methods he describes.
or you could use the entire command when invoked. i prefer the bash script, but all it will have in it is the command...
i use bash a lot, mostly because you can capture error messages to a file. without a script, they just go into the bit-bucket
yea, you create a bash script, invoke the bash script on startup using one of the methods he describes.
or you could use the entire command when invoked. i prefer the bash script, but all it will have in it is the command...
i use bash a lot, mostly because you can capture error messages to a file. without a script, they just go into the bit-bucket
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