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Run a script after booting up

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m2:
I have a problem that can't find a solution how to run small script after tiny core is boot up in desktop.

Tryed this: (in bootlocal.sh)
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sudo cp /opt/open.sh /usr/sbin
at now + 3 minutes < sudo –u tc open.sh &
#sudo -u tc open.sh &
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last two commands isn't to do the trick...
(I want to do some things in tc user desktop... or after desktop has loaded up... also I want run that script only once at after boot...)

At manually everything is fine when in desktop open aterm and hit open.sh & ... thats OK, but want to automate that.

Thanks,

coreplayer2:
Sometimes I feel commanding a script is hit or miss, however 

this usually works

in bootlocal.sh  if required late in the boot process

sleep 5
/path/to xx.sh

vitex:

--- Quote from: m2 on September 19, 2011, 07:19:48 AM ---at now + 3 minutes < sudo –u tc open.sh &

--- End quote ---

Try

    echo sudo -u tc open.sh | at now + 3

curaga:
.X.d

Please read the FAQ.

coreplayer2:
I always feel like the FAQ's leaves me searching for more info... 

I mean  "opera &"  ??   for someone who already knows the answers this maybe all they need, but for someone new to tc could naturally need a few more examples...  Just imagine all the possibilities here??   I remember searching for answers to questions like "well how about a script?" is the script expected to be found in a specific location? is path important? is the file extension important?  etc. etc..

just saying is all..  :)

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