#this file lists the services and the names of the scripts that provide them...

mounted_filesystems=mountfs
checked_filesystems=checkfs
no_stale_pid_files=cleanfs
hostname_available=localnet

#...and the names of the configuration files/dirs

sysconfig_main=$INIT_D/sysconfig
sysconfig_clock=$sysconfig_main
sysconfig_network=$sysconfig_main
sysconfig_nicconfig=$sysconfig_main

#--------------------------------------------------------
#Use the following settings if you want to use many small files like LFS
#does rather than one sysconfig file
#sysconfig_clock=$INIT_ROOT/etc/sysconfig/clock
#sysconfig_network=$INIT_ROOT/etc/sysconfig/network

#note that the loadkeys from these example scripts does not use a LAYOUT
#variable. It loads the default keymap with loadkeys -d. 
#To set the default keymap (assuming you use the kbd-* package, do
#   cd /usr/share/kbd/keymaps
#   find -name "defkeymap.*" -exec rm \{\} \;
#   ln -s /FULL/PATH/TO/keymap_you_want_to_use.<ext> defkeymap.<ext>
#
#The find line is necessary for kbd-1.06 because there is a bug in the
#search path that can cause the wrong defkeymap (e.g. in the i386/ directory)
#to be found.
#You need to use a full path (i.e. one starting with / ) for the symlink
#because of another bug in kbd-1.06.
#
#If you need to use a LAYOUT variable instead of the default keymap
#you have to replace the loadkeys script with that
#from the lfs-* example directory
#sysconfig_keyboard=$INIT_ROOT/etc/sysconfig/keyboard

#note that the ethernet script and the ethnet script use different 
#configuration parameters. If you want to use LFS style nic-config/*
#files you have to replace the ethernet script with the ethnet script
#from the lfs-* example directory
#sysconfig_nicconfig=$INIT_ROOT/etc/sysconfig/nic-config
