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One way to change or check your BIOS setting is to restart your computer, and press a key to enter the setup function before it starts to load any operating system. Generally, you can do this by pressing F1, F2, ESC or DELETE. Once you are inside the BIOS setup, you can make the desired changes by following the instructions for using the setup. However, you need to be very cautious when making any changes in the BIOS settings because a wrong setting can prevent your computer from booting-up properly.
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You can also perform these configuration changes by using a command line on your computer's terminal.
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Running a System Command Automatically at Start-Up
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Located in
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At times, you may wish to add a custom command for the start-up process so that your computer executes this command every time it boots up.
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To run a system command automatically at start-up:
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On the Terminal, type the following command to open the rc.local file:
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Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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represents a space character.
Enter a space in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Terminal Window
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The rc.local file contains a script that is executed after all the other initial scripts. You can insert your own initialisation scripts in this file if you want some services to be executed automatically during the start-up process.
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The rc.local file opens in the Terminal window. Type the command that you want to run at system start-up before the line, exit 0.
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