On Sun, Mar 16, 2003 at 05:14:22AM -0500, Michael G. Schabert wrote:

> In other words, if we 
> did things as they have been suggested (moving the scripts to 
> /etc/rc.d and using /etc/rc.conf), and /usr were unmounted when rc 
> was running, no packages would be started since the binaries aren't 
> there.

No.

The order of the scripts is determined first, for this steps all scripts
and their REQUIRE/BEFORE/whatever keywords need to be present.

Then scripts are run in the calculated sequence order.

Somewhere in this sequence /usr becomes available. All scripts having binaries
in /usr have to have proper REQUIRE: mountcrit{local,remote} flags.

Martin