run script on boot

[jmicha...@gmail.com]

I run android-x86_64-9.0-r2 as Live with persistence file.  Where can I put a script I want run at boot?

[Chih-Wei Huang]

jmicha...@gmail.com <jmicha...@gmail.com> 於 2021年4月4日 週日 上午8:54寫道：

> I run android-x86_64-9.0-r2 as Live with persistence file. Where can I put a script I want run at boot?

You may modify /etc/init.sh directly.
Alternatively, you may add a file /vendor/etc/init.sh.
It will be sourced by /etc/init.sh.

You have to install the system as read-write
to add/modify the files.

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Chih-Wei
Android-x86 project
http://www.android-x86.org

[jmicha...@gmail.com]

     Is there no file in the /data tree that is run on boot?  (I've seen references to "/data/local/userinit.sh" and "/data/init.sh".)

     I haven't actually "installed" android-x86.  I am running the Live version, with a persistence file.

Is there no way other than modifying the /system tree?

     Maybe I asked the wrong question.  My real problem is that android-x86 does not detect / connect to my ethernet connection on my new machine.  (It worked fine on my old machine.)  I can get connected if I run:

• rmmod r8169
• modprobe realtek
• modprobe r8169

I could not find a way to achieve this using kernel command line parameters.

 

[Chih-Wei Huang]

jmicha...@gmail.com <jmicha...@gmail.com> 於 2021年4月5日 週一 上午6:53寫道：

>
> Maybe I asked the wrong question. My real problem is that android-x86 does not detect / connect to my ethernet connection on my new machine. (It worked fine on my old machine.) I can get connected if I run:
>
> rmmod r8169
> modprobe realtek
> modprobe r8169
>
> I could not find a way to achieve this using kernel command line parameters.

https://groups.google.com/g/android-x86/c/HznhzwaMAXk/m/WGNwekFSBwAJ

It should have been fixed in the current kernel tree.
I'm just too busy to make a new release...

[jmicha...@gmail.com]

     Thank you.  Adding "EXTMOD=realtek VIRT_WIFI=0" to the kernel command line results in ethernet being connected immediately on boot.