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hello everyone,
about 6 months ago i set up a machine running fedora 9 to automatically login as a certain user, then run a Windows OS via qemu. this was ...
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Help finding boot script
hello everyone,
about 6 months ago i set up a machine running fedora 9 to automatically login as a certain user, then run a Windows OS via qemu. this was basically a test box but now i'm ready to make it normal again. i guess my questions is, where could i find where this is being booted from? i have checked /etc/rc* and couldn't find it there. i did this by referring to a webpage but that page seems to have disappeared into nothingness so i can't use it to backtrack my steps. by the way, i'm running gentoo. i know different distros sometimes use different location for boot scripts and such.
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In
/etc/init.d/*
or
/etc/rc.d/init.d/*
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i'm sorry i forgot to mention that i also checked /etc/init.d/*. i'm a moderately experienced linux user and i knew to check the most common places but now i'm really confused. the machine boots and automatically logs in as user "win98" then runs the X server without a GUI (no gnome, kde, etc) but runs a Win98 image with qemu. cannot find where this is happening though


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