> 1) How do I run the kernels included with Genesis from a shell without
> having to open the Genesis GUI? I want to connect to my network
> without using the Genesis GUI, so I've tried running the kernel in my
> startup-sequence, but it complains about not being able to initialize
> usergroup.library, despite said library being in LIBS:.
I don't really think you want to mess around with loading kernels
directly. Assuming you are on a LAN, and simply want the network up all
the time, without the GUI coming up, here's what to do:
In GenesisPrefs, click on Interfaces, then edit your interface, and choose
the "Services" tab. Make sure "Auto-Online" tickbox is selected.
Close the interface settings window, and click on "Options". For "Main
window display options", there is a cyclegadget. Set this to "Closed at
startup".
Now, if you run Genesis from WBStartup, it will automatically connect you
to the network, and it won't put up its standard GUI window.
> 2) In Genesis Prefs, what do I put in Interfaces/Params and
> Sana-II/Config File? For the latter, this is all that the Genesis
> documentation says:
What interface card are you using?
Unless the following doesn't work:
Leave Interface/Params empty. Only a few interfaces need strange
parameters.
SANA-II/Config file should point to a file that exists, preferably
called "ENV:Sana2/<nameofinterface>.config", but it needn't
contain anything.
Matthew
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