I'm a redhat guy, so I am not an expert on suse, but based on the one suse host I have access to the suse equivalent to rc.sysinit
is /etc/init.d/boot
rc.sysinit
(on redhat systems) is the script that init calls to kick off the startup process.
Basically you need to check you /etc/inittab
for lines that contain sysinit
, boot
or bootwait
and it will be the script specified in one of those lines.
On the suse system I have access to the relevant line in /etc/inittab
looks like this:
# First script to be executed, if not booting in emergency (-b) mode
si::bootwait:/etc/init.d/boot
See man inittab
for more details.