How to disable Ctrl-C during init (initial ramdisk / normal init)

[Yoann Allain]

Michael S. Zick a écrit :

>On Tue May 23 2006 03:08, Yoann Allain wrote:
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>>But if you put these lines in /linuxrc, you can still avoid them to be 
>>executed by permanently pressing ctrl-c when the system starts. And this 
>>is my problem.
>>Do you have any idea?
>>
>>TIA,     Yoann
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>Do not permanently press ctrl-c while your system starts.
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>This behavior of BB init is the same as its big brother(s).
>They respond to terminal controls until they drop the terminal,
>some continue to do so after they drop the terminal.
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>You can also ctrl-s/ctrl-q the standard init.
>(In case you run out of paper in your tty while the system
>is booting.)
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Ok thanks,

So the only way to avoid a customer to stop the box while launching, is 
to modify the code in order to ignore these signals...
Or perhaps there is a way to disable stdin on console during critical 
phase of init?

Many thanks,

Yoann