Thread-topic: MCX not taking on first boot......WORKAROUND FOUND
Warren,
Scott got back with me and corrected what I said!!
He meant for me to create a file in /etc called rc.local and then within that file put the /bin/sleep 10 command.
Edits made to the /etc/rc file that is already there could get erased with a software update down the road.
I haven't tested this way with making the /etc/rc.local file, I already pushed out a new rc file to our labs, but will probably test the other way with the rc.local file and push it out monday and I recommend that way as well so you don't get hit later on with an update.
Here is what I am planning now:
touch /etc/rc.local
chown root:wheel /etc/rc.local
chmod 644 /etc/rc.local
Then for the contents of the rc.local file simply will be:
#!/bin/sh
/bin/sleep 10
exit 0
That will hopefully work ok, and I'll push it out using ARD 3 after I test it on a few machines first.
Thanks,
Dan Ball
Pittsburgh Technical Institute
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