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On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 23:10, Bob Keyes wrote: > I am working on a 2 floppy linux disttribution, and I want it to be able > to make some intelligent decisions when it is operating unattended but > still allow a user at the console to interrupt some startup procedures. > > So, I want basically this: User is given a period of time (8 seconds or > so) to either hit Y to to continue or N to abort, and if they fail to take > action within that time, a default action will occur. > > I am doing this on a small system, like I said, and have busybox and ash > at my disposal. I could probably write a C program to do it but would > rather not. Anyone have any ideas? Modern Redhat systems have this functionality these days. Have you looked to see how Redhat did it? Unfortunately I don't have any redhat systems available myself right now.
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