
If you want to configure your system when it is started as live system you can
place files in this directory. 


For each system you create a directory with its name. During system
startup this directory will be copied one-one prior to start of systemV init sequence.

You can skip this feature if you use the cheatcode lb_overwrite.


if you use the LiveBackupInstaller the directory <system>.inst is used


This is usefull if you want to modify the 
LiveBackup system, without any remastering of your backup image.

1. create a subdirectory which is named according to your system
2. place the file, using the same directory structure

hint:

 if you place a script (x-permission!!) like

   etc/rcS.d/S00LiveBackup

 you can do more things to prepare your system without
 any need to modify the backup


the Example directory contains some files which 
help to explain the concept.



!!!!!!! attention !!!!!!!!!!!!

if you do not use an overlay filesystem like unionfs, placing of files
under config is restricted ! Only files which are located in writable
directories can be replaced. 

One trick to partly overcome this limitation is to put executables
into a /addons directory and add /addons to the PATH variable in
/etc/profile.

!!!!!!!!!!
