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Just number the scripts, like 01-firstscript.sh, 99-lastscript.sh, if it is showing in last in ls -l, you're done.

It is all about the file name. If the files are not supposed to be numbered (installed by distribution), just change the name of your own scripts to have something like a zzz-001.sh, zzz-002.sh, zzz-003.sh etc....

Just number the scripts, like 01-firstscript.sh, 99-lastscript.sh, if it is showing in last in ls -l, you're done.

If the files are not supposed to be numbered (installed by distribution), just change the name of your own scripts to have something like a zzz-001.sh, zzz-002.sh, zzz-003.sh etc....

Just number the scripts, like 01-firstscript, 99-lastscript, if it is showing in last in ls -l, you're done.

It is all about the file name. If the files are not supposed to be numbered (installed by distribution), just change the name of your own scripts to have something like a zzz-001, zzz-002, zzz-003.. etc....

Just number the scripts, like 01-firstscript.sh, 99-lastscript.sh, if it is showing in last in ls -l, you're done.

It is all about the file name. If the files are not supposed to be numbered (installed by distribution), just change the name of your own scripts to have something like a zzz-001.sh, zzz-002.sh, zzz-003.sh etc....

Just number the scripts, like 01-firstscript, 99-lastscript, if it is showing in last in ls -l, you're done.

Just number the scripts, like 01-firstscript, 99-lastscript, if it is showing in last in ls -l, you're done.

It is all about the file name. If the files are not supposed to be numbered (installed by distribution), just change the name of your own scripts to have something like a zzz-001, zzz-002, zzz-003.. etc....