How to setup startup script in Solaris 10

Could anyone point me out how to setup a startup
script at run level 3 or 2 in solaris 10 ?
Any previous solaris such as 9, 8, I just write a
script and put in /etc/init.d/, then link it to run
level 3 or 2. You can do the same thing in Solaris 10.
But in solaris 10 is different now.There are alternative methods that are recommended (creating a service via a manifest file), but the old startup stuff still works just fine. You don't get the benefits of monitoring and fine-grained dependencies with the legacy startup scripts.
I could not find any in the manual.An older doc is http://mediacast.sun.com/share/bobn/SMF-migrate.pdf. You might also check the SMF FAQ.
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/smf/faq/ Section 4 is on manifest development.
Darren

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