Re: [cobalt-users] in my messages log

[Gerald Waugh <gerald@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Tuesday 11 December 2001 00:32, brain_damaged wrote:
> its a RAQ2.
>
Ok,
Same on a RaQ2 as RaQ4
BTW it was originally asked, how to turn apple talk off.
First su - to root
To turn the currently running process off do:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/atalk off
To insure that atalk does not start again at a reboot, do:
chkconfig --level 0123456 atalk off
That's probably overkill, but makes sure that at boot-up atalk will not start 
in any level.
I originally said to use chkconfig --del atalk
which is OK on a RaQ, but in some newer versions this will completely
delete the atalk config startup scripts.

Its a good idea to take a look at the boot-up config and turn things off that 
you are not using.
run chkconfig --list and see what processes are going to start at boot-up and 
turn off stuff that you don't use. Read man chkconfig for details.

-- 
-Gerald