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NAME
rc - boot script
SYNOPSIS
/etc/rc
DESCRIPTION
Rc is the command script invoked by init(8) to control
reboots. During an automatic reboot, rc is invoked with the
argument autoboot; typically this invokes `/etc/fsck -p' to
repair minor filesystem inconsistencies. If rc exits with a
successful status, init proceeds to multi-user mode.
When the system enters multi-user mode, either during an
auto-reboot or after the single-user shell terminates, rc is
invoked without arguments. This usually causes it to mount
filesystems, start daemons, clear and perform other house-
keeping.
If any call to rc returns a nonzero status, init reverts to
single-user mode.
EXAMPLES
A typical rc script:
date
case $1 in
autoboot)
echo Autoboot:
/etc/fsck -p || {echo "error in reboot"; exit 1}
esac
/etc/ldpcs /etc/pcs750.bin
>/etc/mtab
/etc/mount -a
/etc/savecore /tmp/dump /dev/ra11
/etc/swapon -a
trap "" 1 2 3
/etc/update
/etc/cron &
rm -f /tmp/*
/usr/lib/asd/rmlocks
date >> /usr/adm/lastboot
/etc/accton /tmp/acct > /tmp/acct
/usr/ipc/mgrs/svcmgr
/etc/kdiload
/usr/ipc/mgrs/dkhup; sleep 10
/usr/ipc/mgrs/dkmgr
/usr/netb/setup.go
/usr/net/face.go
wwv -s
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SEE ALSO
init(8), reboot(8)