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On Thu, Aug 11, 2005 at 05:59:41PM -0500, Ron Wolenty wrote:
> I have successfully installed runit on previous versions of slackware 
> but I am stumped here.  It uses the 2.4.29 kernel.  There seems to be 
> something that init is doing more than the .rc scripts.  If I have runit 
> execute the same startup scripts, rc.S and rc.M, hotplug detect fails to 
> initialize my PCI devices.  If I run rc.hotplug after the system has 
> finished booting everything seems to work.  Any ideas?

Hmm.  I don't know which init scheme slackware uses, if it's sysvinit,
maybe something in /etc/inittab changed?  Take a look at the console
output in stage 1 when booting with runit, maybe it shows an error
message.  Or drop into an interactive shell in stage 1 (/etc/runit/1)
and try to run rc.S; rc.M by hand to see what's wrong.

HTH, Gerrit.