running dhcpcd to initialize eth0

[BonzoMontro]

When my linux system boots up, it tries to use dhcpcd to get my IP information from @HOME, but i need it to run dhcpcd with the
-h swith so i can provide it with the hostname string that @home requires.

So basically i need the boot process to run the command "dhcpcd -h C1234567-A" instead of just "dhcpcd". I was just wondering if this was possible and how it could be done.

Thanks!! :p

[BonzoMontro]

anyone, pleeeeez!

[bdg1983]

You can stick that command in one of your startup files in /etc/rc.d/. rc.local could be the one, but it sometimes depends on the distro you use. Give that one a try.