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I am writing a custom application on Debian on a beaglebone black variant. I want to have my application be the first service that gets started when the system boots, and I want the system to wait until my application gives the all clear (is finished initializing) before it starts any other services within reason. I would want it to start after the file system but before networking for example.
What strategy can I use to achieve this?
boot daemon beagleboneblack
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I am writing a custom application on Debian on a beaglebone black variant. I want to have my application be the first service that gets started when the system boots, and I want the system to wait until my application gives the all clear (is finished initializing) before it starts any other services within reason. I would want it to start after the file system but before networking for example.
What strategy can I use to achieve this?
boot daemon beagleboneblack
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Would this be a relevant answer? or are you looking for something more like this?
– kemotep
yesterday
1
In addition to @kemotep 's comment, you should review this. So in general, your "strategy" should be to usesystemd, and learn how it works :)
– Seamus
yesterday
Yes, so this is would be a conglomerate of all three links. Systemd it is.
– user77232
yesterday
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I am writing a custom application on Debian on a beaglebone black variant. I want to have my application be the first service that gets started when the system boots, and I want the system to wait until my application gives the all clear (is finished initializing) before it starts any other services within reason. I would want it to start after the file system but before networking for example.
What strategy can I use to achieve this?
boot daemon beagleboneblack
edited 22 hours ago
Paradox
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I am writing a custom application on Debian on a beaglebone black variant. I want to have my application be the first service that gets started when the system boots, and I want the system to wait until my application gives the all clear (is finished initializing) before it starts any other services within reason. I would want it to start after the file system but before networking for example.
What strategy can I use to achieve this?
boot daemon beagleboneblack
boot daemon beagleboneblack
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Would this be a relevant answer? or are you looking for something more like this?
– kemotep
yesterday
1
In addition to @kemotep 's comment, you should review this. So in general, your "strategy" should be to usesystemd, and learn how it works :)
– Seamus
yesterday
Yes, so this is would be a conglomerate of all three links. Systemd it is.
– user77232
yesterday
add a comment |
2
Would this be a relevant answer? or are you looking for something more like this?
– kemotep
yesterday
1
In addition to @kemotep 's comment, you should review this. So in general, your "strategy" should be to usesystemd, and learn how it works :)
– Seamus
yesterday
Yes, so this is would be a conglomerate of all three links. Systemd it is.
– user77232
yesterday
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2
Would this be a relevant answer? or are you looking for something more like this?
– kemotep
yesterday
Would this be a relevant answer? or are you looking for something more like this?
– kemotep
yesterday
1
1
In addition to @kemotep 's comment, you should review this. So in general, your "strategy" should be to use
systemd, and learn how it works :)– Seamus
yesterday
In addition to @kemotep 's comment, you should review this. So in general, your "strategy" should be to use
systemd, and learn how it works :)– Seamus
yesterday
Yes, so this is would be a conglomerate of all three links. Systemd it is.
– user77232
yesterday
Yes, so this is would be a conglomerate of all three links. Systemd it is.
– user77232
yesterday
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In addition to @kemotep 's comment, you should review this. So in general, your "strategy" should be to use
systemd, and learn how it works :)– Seamus
yesterday
Yes, so this is would be a conglomerate of all three links. Systemd it is.
– user77232
yesterday