addy75,
Please post the entire content of /etc/rc.local:
Sometime, if there were error that has stopped rc.local somewhere, then these statements could have been skipped. To see if there was no error in rc.local, log the end of its execution:
in /etc/rc.local
Then check it after the system has booted:
Please post the entire content of /etc/rc.local:
cat /etc/rc.local
Sometime, if there were error that has stopped rc.local somewhere, then these statements could have been skipped. To see if there was no error in rc.local, log the end of its execution:
in /etc/rc.local
logger -s -i "End of rc.local" exit 0
Then check it after the system has booted:
logread | grep "rc.local"