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if [ "$ROCKCFG_PKG_SYSVINIT_INITSTYLE" = "sysv_text" ] ||
   [ "$ROCKCFG_PKG_SYSVINIT_INITSTYLE" = "sysv_nice" ]
then
    install_init() {
	name=$1 ; file=$2 ; set `grep '# Runlevel: ' $file | cut -f3- -d' '`
	spri=$1 ; kpri=`expr 100 - $spri` ; initdir="$root/etc/rc.d" ; shift

	echo -n "Install SysV Init script '$name' ($spri/$kpri): "
	m4 -Dinitstyle=$ROCKCFG_PKG_SYSVINIT_INITSTYLE \
	   -D"D_prefix=/$prefix"  -D"D_sysconfdir=$sysconfdir" \
	   -D"D_docdir=$docdir"   -D"D_localstatedir=$localstatedir" \
	   -D"D_datadir=$datadir" -D"D_infodir=$infodir" \
	   -D"D_bindir=$bindir" -D"D_sbindir=$sbindir" \
	   -D"D_libdir=$libdir" -D"D_mandir=$mandir" \
	   $base/package/base/sysvinit/init_macros.m4 \
	   $file > $initdir/init.d/$name
	chmod +x $initdir/init.d/$name
	#
	for runlevel ; do
		echo -n " $runlevel"
		if [ "$runlevel" != rcX ] ; then
			ln -sf ../init.d/$name $initdir/$runlevel.d/S$spri$name
			ln -sf ../init.d/$name $initdir/$runlevel.d/K$kpri$name
		else
			echo "The script '$name' has the priority $pri." \
					> $initdir/rcX.d/X$spri$name
		fi
	done
	#
	echo " done."
    }
fi