initscripts: font fix && modules

[nestu]

Hi ;)
a ) fonts: rc.sysinit has erroneously /bin/loadkeys and not 
/usr/bin/loadkeys as Lunar has, so:

	if [ "$CONSOLETYPE" = "vt" -a -x /bin/loadkeys ]; then 
 


has to be changed to		 


	if [ "$CONSOLETYPE" = "vt" -a -x /usr/bin/loadkeys ]; then
	
As a side note, to get stuff working as before the new 
initscripts, and after changing the loadkeys path in 
rc.sysinit, I set (in my case spanish environment):

	* /etc/sysconfig/keyboard: export KEYMAP=es
	that will (in my case) do "loadkeys es" when I see "Loading 
default keymap" on boot.
	
	* /etc/sysconfig/i18n: export SYSFONT=lat0-16
	that will run (in my case) "consolechars -f lat0-16", 
echoing "Setting default font" boot msg.

b ) Why is /etc/modules left out of new installs? In 
modutils' POST_INSTALL we still get a message to use this 
file (for non new initscripts users, I suppose). It has been 
now disabled by the not install of a init.d/modutils file 
from module-init-tools or modutils. That init.d/modutil file 
cycled through /etc/modules modprobing all listed modules. 
This file used to be installed, and linked from 
/etc/rcS.d/S20modutils, so it was executed on boot. Should 
we now only use an alias from /etc/modules.conf, like for 
example as done in /etc/rc.sysinit for sound? What if we 
want to load a module that is not loaded specifically in 
rc.sysinit ?

TIA,
nestu ;)))
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<Veerappan> also, i'm upset.  my roommate's treadmill is too 
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