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INSTALLING GRUNT
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GRUNT comes with a self-extracting installation system. You only need
to run the INSTALL.EXE program. If for some reason you are unable to
install the software through INSTALL program, _please_ leave an
immediate message to the author, Michael S. Hoenie, at the following
address: michael.hoenie@sharecity.com - and he will get back to you
asap.
Installation Steps:
1. Create a directory called GRUNT [or name it what you wish, I will
assume it is C:\GRUNT]
2. Unzip the "GRUNT040.ZIP" archive using PKUNZIP [from PkWare] into
your current C:\GRUNT directory [you have already done this if you
are reading this installation procedure!]
3. Simply type 'INSTALL.EXE' from your C:\GRUNT directory.
<RESET>
"BBS_DOOR" AND LOCAL MODE BATCH FILES:
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The following is a brief list of batch files useful in calling GRUNT!
PCBOARD 15.2+ batch file for running GRUNT!
REM - BATCH FILE TO RUN GRUNT.
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
REM CHANGE TO THE GRUNT DRIVE AND DIRECTORY:
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
C:
CD C:\GRUNT
REM - CALL BNU FOSSIL DRIVER: (* RUN A BNU.COM /? FOR HELP *)
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
BNU.COM
REM - RUN GRUNT: [see GRUNT Parameters in the HELP documentation]
REM
REM - /C = 1..4 (BBS CONVERSION - SEE DOCUMENTATION)
REM - /P = BBS DROP FILE (IE. PCBOARD.SYS, CHAIN.TXT, ETC.)
REM - assuming conversion (1) pcboard.sys, and pcboard software:
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
GRUNT.EXE /C=1 /P=C:\PCB\NODE1\PCBOARD.SYS
REM - UNLOAD BNU FOSSIL DRIVER:
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
BNU.COM /U
REM - RUN TOPTEN [optional, you may use this if you like]
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
TOPTEN.EXE /O=C:\PCB\GEN\BLT1
REM - CHANGE BACK TO YOUR BBS AND RETURN FROM DOOR.
REM -----------------------------------------------------------------
C:
CD C:\PCB\NODE1
BOARD.BAT
<RESET>
OS/2 Support: The following batch file has been used successfuly by
several OS/2 sysops. You may need to modify this batch file to suit
your needs.
NOTE: This batch file cannot be confirmed! It was taken from the RIME
Network "BBS_DOORS" conference as used by an OS/2 Sysop.
:MY GRUNT.BAT
:START
@echo off
for %%a in (g: cd\door\GRUNT) do %%a
if "%node%" == "1" g:\bnu\bnu /L:0=57600,8N1 /F
if "%node%" == "2" g:\bnu\bnu /L:1=57600,8N1 /F
if "%node%" == "3" g:\bnu\bnu /L:0=57600,8N1 /F
if "%node%" == "4" g:\bnu\bnu /L:1=57600,8N1 /F
if "%node%" == "5" goto local
g:\bnu\bnu /c
if "%node%" == "1" GRUNT /c=1 /p=g:\pcb\node1\pcboard.sys
if "%node%" == "2" GRUNT /c=1 /p=g:\pcb\node2\pcboard.sys
if "%node%" == "3" GRUNT /c=1 /p=g:\pcb\node3\pcboard.sys
if "%node%" == "4" GRUNT /c=1 /p=g:\pcb\node4\pcboard.sys
if "%node%" == "5" GRUNT /c=1 /p=g:\pcb\node5\pcboard.sys
g:\bnu\bnu /u
goto end
:LOCAL
GRUNT /c=1 /p=local.sys
:END
for %%b in (%pcbdrive% cd%pcbdir%) do %%b
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GRUNT! in LOCAL mode:
1. Create a text file [with any editor] and on the first line of
the textfile place your name.
2. Run GRUNT!
GRUNT.EXE /C=5 /P=<your text filename>