Set Atmos CCModule to start automatically on system boot

1. Download the ccinitd.sh file, by clicking here.
2. Edit the ccinitd.sh file to reflect the name and location of your CCModule.
3. Copy the ccinitd.sh  to “/etc/init.d”
4. With root priviledges add execution capability to “ccinitd”
   

   chmod 755 /etc/init.d/ccinitd.sh

5. Attempt to run the ccinitd.sh script
   

   service ccinitd.sh start

6. With root priviledges create the “rc” symbolic links
   

   update-rc.d ccinitd.sh defaults

   Note: If you receive an error similar to “/etc/init.d/ccinitd.sh: line 28: /lib/lsb/init-functions: No such file or directory” you may need to install the libraries, similar to the following in CentOS

   yum install '/lib/lsb/init-functions'

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