Ideally, you do when the system is fully installed and working perfectly.
DANGER!! Be careful to do it, could cause serious damage to the system!!
We connect to the server via Putty to BrazilFW and write these commands:
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cd /
mkdir /tmp/roottmp
mt
cp /mnt/root.tgz /tmp/roottmp/
cd /tmp/roottmp
tar xzf root.tgz
rm root.tgz
Without closing the Putty, WinSCP open a session to connect to BrazilFW and we went to the folder:
/tmp/roottmp/etc/rc.d/
Edit the file:
rc.sysinit
Find the line 35 which contains the following:
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BOOTDELAY=`echo "$CMDLINE" | grep -i "^bootdelay=" | sed s/bootdelay=//g`;[ -z "$BOOTDELAY" ] && BOOTDELAY=15
And change the 15 value you want (with 1 or 2 seconds is fine) for an example, I want to save 13 seconds, so I put value 2.
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BOOTDELAY=`echo "$CMDLINE" | grep -i "^bootdelay=" | sed s/bootdelay=//g`;[ -z "$BOOTDELAY" ] && BOOTDELAY=2
We save the file and close it.
We return to the screen in Putty and type the following commands:
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cd /tmp/roottmp
tar czf root.tgz *
chmod +x root.tgz
mv root.tgz /mnt/
cd /
rm -rf /tmp/roottmp
umt
reboot
And we finished.
