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Change Linux Service Boot Order

Friday, October 8, 2004 by digitalpeer

Go to /etc/rc.d/ and you'll notice rcX.d folders. The X in those directory names represent runlevels. Go to the runlevel you want to edit and you'll notice a whole bunch of files in the format SXXservice and KXXservice. The S files represent startup files and the K files represent the kill files. The important thing to note here is the XX number in those files. Those represent the order in which those files are executed. Simply make the number higher or lower to move the service around in startup or shutdown.

It's just that simple.
Comment Wednesday, May 4, 2011 by  by sumit
Thanks for the help.
I also wants to know how to change the order of module loading.
Suppose I want a particular module X will load before module Y.

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