Firing Instance of Scripts

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05-17-2007, 05:19 PM

rachelle

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Firing Instance of Scripts

I want some of my shell scripts to get fired as soon as my LINUX operating system gets started. I have written small shell scripts to check the status of process, performance utilization, and disk space. So how to make this get fired at the booting of my operating system.

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