>  > /usr needs to be mounted to run anything in /usr/pkg/bin or sbin
>>  anyways.  Why add the hassle of mv'ing or cp'ing the rcorder scripts
>>  into /etc/rc?
>
>because /usr isn't necessarily mounted at the time when rcorder is
>started but it needs to parse *all* rc scripts to generate correct
>order.  this won't prevent you from starting anything from /usr once
>it's mounted during next phase (when scripts are executed in the order
>generated by rcorder).

Can we parse /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d/* when we shutdown and put this output 
into /etc/rc.d thereby avoiding /usr being umounted when rcorder is 
started?
-- 
Randy

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