How to change the order of init services

[audiodef]

How do I get a service to start as late as possible - last, preferably? I created an init script, which has problems if it starts too soon, but once I'm logged in, I can start it manually without a problem. I have it in the default run level. How do I delay its execution until a certain point - or simply make it the last one to execute on boot up?
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[Mike Hunt]

This could work:

[Sadako]

Ideally, you would figure out what services it needs started before it so it can start successfully, and add them to "after" within depend(), but if that doesn't seem feasible just try with;

[Mike Hunt]

I think that before local can cause it to start any time in no particular order - not sure.

Once when I did one of those I put it after xdm which starts quite late.

[tgR10]

you can do something like this