gapan wrote:Look in /usr/lib64

Yes... it's there! Thank you gapan! When i write this script I'll post it in this thread! Thank you guys you were very helpful!
Until the next time, cheers!

Thank you Shador that would be helpful... but I it seems that my installation did not create folder /usr/lib/pm-utils: nepoznati[~]# cd /usr/lib nepoznati[lib]# tree . |-- ConsoleKit | |-- run-seat.d | | `-- udev-acl.ck -> /lib/udev/udev-acl | |-- run-session.d | | `-- pam-foreground-compat.ck | `--...

gapan wrote:You can put it in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local

Thank you gapan for that info!
Best regards!

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Thank you guys, you've been very helpful! Time to close the topic!

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