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============ DISview [518]
!NETINIT.TXT
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NET.EXE [-b] [-s <sockets>] [-d [<drive>]:<directory>]
[-v] [<startup_file>]
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When starting NET, the following command-line options may be
used:
-b: The -b option specifies the use of BIOS for console output;
the default is to write directly to the video display
buffer. Use this option if you are running under a windowing
package and have trouble with output "bleeding through" on
top of other windows.
-s: The -s option specifies the size of the socket array to be
allocated within NET. This limits the number of network
connections that may exist simultaneously. The default is
40.
-d: The -d option allows the user to specify the NET root
directory. It defaults to the current DOS root directory.
N.B. Any slashes in the pathname must be FORWARD slashes,
not backslashes.
-v: The -v (verbose) option allows the user to view command
execution during NET startup. This is useful if NET hangs
during startup.
Startup_file: Following all the command-line options, the name
of a startup file may be specified. If no startup file is
specified, NET attempts to open ~/autoexec.net in the NET
root directory.
If the file exists, it is read and executed as though its
contents were typed on the console as commands. This feature
is useful for attaching communication interfaces,
configuring network addresses, and starting the various
services.
>> Example: NET.EXE -b -s 50 -d /netdir -v autoexec.123