>From the keyboard of Greg Woods...

> 
> [ On Wed, July 26, 1995 at 16:45:37 (+1000), matthew green wrote: ]
> > Subject: Re: /etc/default 
> > 
> > as much as most people seem to hate it, AIX lets you have both
> > sysv /etc/init.d and bsd /etc/rc* init scripts.  can we steal
> > from here and make everyone happy?
> 
> The real key to the puzzle is an init(8) with run-levels and something
> like /etc/inittab.  From there anything is possible.  That's what
> AIX-and-pains (and old NCR SysV, etc) does...
> 


Sorry if this is a little late in the conversation, but I agree
completely with Greg on this one.  If we had an iit(8) with run levels
AVAILABLE we could implement anything we want...


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