It's /etc/rc.local
The leading slash is important. If you omit it your editor will be looking in the present working directory for a sub directory called etc containing a file called rc.local. Assuming you're logged in as the user pi and have not issued a cd command it will be looking for /home/pi/etc/rc.local which won't exist unless you have created it.
If /etc/rc.local doesn't exist you can try creating it but if that fails you'll need to try a different method.
The leading slash is important. If you omit it your editor will be looking in the present working directory for a sub directory called etc containing a file called rc.local. Assuming you're logged in as the user pi and have not issued a cd command it will be looking for /home/pi/etc/rc.local which won't exist unless you have created it.
If /etc/rc.local doesn't exist you can try creating it but if that fails you'll need to try a different method.
Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Sun Jan 05, 2025 5:43 pm