[sclug] Local rc file on Debian

[David Given]

I have a non-standard extended keyboard; it's got six extra buttons on it 
(marked 1 to 5 and WWW). I like to use one to play/pause XMMS, and so have it 
mapped to Pause under X.

Unfortunately, down at the kernel level, the key does not generate a keycode 
that the kernel understands, so I have to use setkeycodes to map it to key 
119 every time I boot.

Where's the right place to put this command?

Normally I'd put it in rc.local, but I can't find one under Debian --- and all 
the files in init.d seem to be under control of debconf, which means that if 
I modify them, I run into grief later when debconf needs to upgrade 
something.

Any ideas? And where is this kind of thing *documented*?

-- 
"Curses! Foiled by the chilled dairy treats of righteousness!" --- Earthworm 
Jim (evil)
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