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   Subject: Re: Ubuntu Server 6.06LTS - video mode   
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   jellybean stonerfish  wrote in   
   news:FM8Fh.128$uo3.0@newssvr14.news.prodigy.net:    
      
   > thread. Did you figure it out yet.  I don't have ub-server.  Does it   
   > have the /etc/rc*.d folders. Do you know how those folders work?  I am   
   > not near my ubuntu box now so I can't check, but there may be a   
      
   OK - I took a look and yes I do have an /etc/rc0.d - rc6.d directories.     
   They look like they have symlinks to stuff that starts (I see my raid,    
   apache2, vsftp, etc) in them.  Assuming these are what fires at different    
   run levels?  I was kinda surprised, each one has very similar entries, I    
   see Apache and vtftpd in each of them, and would have expected to see    
   those entries only one time.  But I'm not really sure what I'm looking at    
   in there.     
      
      
   > symlink to setup-console or console-setup that can be removed.  Or if   
   > not removed, read.  If you read it and understand what it does to   
   > change your terminal font, they you can change it do what you want.    
   > If I have time later (and remember) I will look over my ubuntu's   
   > bootscripts and see if I can help more.   
      
   Thanhks for any help - I'll look around the Ubuntu forums and Debian    
   sites I know of and see what I can learn more about these /etc/rcx.d    
   directories.   
      
   Ubuntu - every day a new learning experience!  ;-)   
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