What file do i edit to determine what *.lrp files are loaded at bootup?
The file that ‘requires’ editing is the file named ‘syslinux.cfg’ this contains the defaults which you will note is enough for booting up a static LRP. This needs changes for a dyamincally assigned ip. Here is what you do. First you most likely need a text editor so for instance using ‘vi’ do the following: 1 – change directory to the directory that the file called ‘syslinux.cfg’ is living. This will be one of the files you pulled off the Internet. The reason i am suggesting your ‘cd’ there is that this is more straight forward for first time users. 2- Next you want to issue a command of ‘vi syslinux.cfg’ at the command prompt. 3- The above will take you into the file for editing using ‘vi’. Then simply move your cursor to the part that says “LRP=etc,log,modules” this is where you will append the optional *.lrp files. Let do that for dhclient. (Note: that in 2.036 the original one the above variable is “LRP=etc.lrp,log.lrp,modules.lrp” other than that the concept the same) Move the cur
