This file assumes you have shell access to your Tivo and ways 
to transfer the  elseed binary to your Tivo. See the Tivo hack 
FAQ at http://www.tivofaq.com/hack/faq.html for more information 
on how to accomplish these feats.

1. Copy elseed to some place where you keep your tivo binaries.

2. Edit /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit and somewhere near the end add this line:

/path/to/elseed &

If you are paranoid (and I am) and you have the nicepri binary 
from embeem (available from http://tivo.samba.org/download/mbm/bin/) 
then you might want to use this line instead:

/path/to/nicepri fifo 1 /path/to/elseed &

nicepri will set the priority of elseed to the lowest on the system. 
So if elseed goes nuts for some reason, it won't eat up all of your CPU 
and make your Tivo unusable.

If you are really paranoid, you might want to just run elseed manually 
and not have it run automatically every time you boot up. Your call.

NOTE: Users have reported that setting elseed to run out of rc.sysinit 
causes their Tivo's to hang at boot time! There seems to be a conflict 
between a modemtest that Tivo runs during init.
Dealdatabase user nsysblh has this suggestion:

I put a sleep 120 before it in rc.sysinit Has had no known problems. Sleep 
300 would be safer, as the init process on dtivo takes a while.

That's it. elseed will run forever.
