X Server problems on Fedora Core 3

[John Reynolds]

Rick Stevens explained:

>"chkconfig" looks at the top of the files in /etc/rc.d/init.d 
>and looks for the "chkconfig:" line:
>
>                # chkconfig: 2345 55 25
>
>The "2345" indicates what run levels this is appropriate 
>for  (a "-" can also be used for "2345".  The "55" indicates 
>what sequence should be assigned when entering the run level 
>(in this case, "S55whatever") and the "25" indicates the 
>sequence when exiting the run level ("K25whatever").

Ah HA, that's what that cruft does!  A way of making the startup/shutdown 
setup self-repairable!  Nice!

>
>> Many thanks!
>
>"That's what we're here for!" (c)2005, Red Hat Install List :-)

And again.

John Reynolds
IBM-by-the-Bay
San Francisco CA


"The installation will put the files in the default location. The default 
location is randomly chosen and determined by the 
installation."--Microsoft, Guide for Installing and Deploying Windows XP 
Service Pack 2