bmc starts in /etc/init.d/S95hello.sh #93
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This allows users to define S9Xwhatever files to customize the starts of the nodes. Starting the bmc in a S99 file, makes mandatory to pay attention to the name of the script itself because the first part must already be S99.
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Thank you very much for the amazing work!
I just notices something that made me waste one hour :)
The docs suggest to call put a file called
S91...whateverto manage the nodes when the board starts. Unfortunately, the BMC starts only atS99so any script that would like to use the BMC must start after theS99hello.shwhich means that the user have to pay attention to the name itself instead of the number.With this PR I am trying to mitigate the issue: the BMC starts at S95 allowing 4 more script to run after without the need to pay attention to the name of the script itself.
Hope you find this useful!
Pls, Continue with this wonder! :)