About Init.d Light
Init.d Light adds support for running scripts during Android startup on rooted devices. After installation, the app must be opened at least once so its boot receiver can be registered and root access granted. Users place startup scripts in the directory shown by the app, and each script in that location is launched with superuser privileges during boot. The app is designed for devices that do not otherwise provide the expected init.d startup behavior. It provides a simple mechanism for running user-supplied scripts rather than including a library of scripts or automations. The scripts are executed through the device’s root shell, so their behavior depends on the contents of the files placed in the configured directory. Init.d Light requires root access and a one-time launch after installation. The supplied description does not specify script ordering, logging, or error handling, so those details should not be assumed. Its function is to provide a startup location for scripts and invoke them as the device boots.
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