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Hi Roger,

> I have a MiNT system built on EasyMiNT.  I was testing out ftpd and had to
> start inetd manually (after updating inetd.conf of course) after each boot.  I
> looked but couldn't figure out the "official" startup script to put inetd in.
> Any recommendations are welcome!
>
You have to add the word 'inetd' in /etc/sysconfig/net.services
and there should be an executable file named 'inetd' in
/etc/rc.d/init.d/

Regards,
Lars