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> What does that mean to you? Do you mean when you log into the system
> at the login prompt? That is confusingly written but that is how I > translate it when I read it. If so then that is NOT what late_command > does. It will NEVER do what you are asking because that is not what > late_command does. Igor explained it better than I could. Coming from Windows I was thinking "autorun" as the script writing "Hello World" on the screen when I log in as user. > use the preseed to add a script during installation which will then run upon users login when > the freshly installed system reboots. I have been using Hello World script to reduce problems that might arise from using a complex script but later I would like to use this setup for autologin. #!/bin/bash sed -i '54d' /etc/inittab echo "1:2345:respawn:/bin/login -f user tty1 </dev/tty1 >/dev/tty1 2>&1" >> /etc/inittab |