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Document ID:	1447
Subject:	SynaMan/Syncrify won't start on Ubuntu/Debian after reboot
Creation date:	7/30/10 9:48 AM
Last modified on:	7/30/10 10:17 AM

Restarting after reboot on Ubuntu/Debian

IMPORTANT: The following topic apply to Syncrify as well as SynaMan.

The installer script for Linux assumes you have chkconfig installed on the system, which is a program that starts a program automatically when a machine boots up. Ubuntu/Debian does not come with chkconfig. Instead, it comes with another program called sysv-rc-conf, which is almost identical to chkconfig.

Following steps demonstrate how to add Syncrify or SynaMan using sysv-rc-conf .

Steps

Open a Terminal window to your Linux machine
Type the following command

sudo sysv-rc-conf
If you get an error complaining the program does not exist, run the following command to install sysv-rc-conf on your machine.

sudo apt-get install sysv-rc-conf
Once it is installed, try running the following command again.
sudo sysv-rc-conf
Once sysv-rc-conf is running, you see scripts residing in your /etc/init.d folder, allowing you to select the program that can run at different run-levels.

We recommend you run Syncrify and/or SynaMan at run-level 2 through 5.
Use CNTRL+N to scroll down until you see syncrify or synaman in the list. Then using the arrow keys, navigate to run-level 2 and press the space-bar. Repeat the same steps for run-level 3, 4 and 5. Refer to the image below.
Press q to quit this screen
Restart your machine and confirm Syncrify/SynaMan is restarts in the back-ground

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