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> This also exposes one of the major weaknesses of the current init; I'd > really like to see a version that not only reads /etc/inittab, but > maybe the contents of /etc/inittab.d/*, for all non-hidden files in > that directory, or possibly all that end in a '+' sign. init is so fundamental to the system that it needs to be fairly simple, although Linux would be a good place for this sort of feature creep. > This would make it _much_ easier for installed packages to interact > with inittab, in much the same fashion that they can now easily > interact with /etc/rc.d/init.d. SCO Unix reconstructs the working inittab from such a directory every time you reconfigure the kernel.