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setup.8
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.TH SETUP 8 .SH NAME setup \- set up some basic parameters for ELKS runtime .SH SYNOPSIS \fBsetup\fP \fInumber\fR \fIbootopts-string\fR .br .SH DESCRIPTION \fBsetup\fR is a simple script to enable fast setup of several ELKS systems in a network. The first parameter is the 'host number', the rightmost number of the system's IP address. By default, an ELKS system has the IP address 10.0.2.15. The command .sp .B setup 17 .sp will edit the .I /etc/hosts file so that the local address becomes 10.0.2.17 and also set the hostname to .IR elks17 . .PP The second argument - if present - is a quick way to uncomment a line in the standard .I /bootopts file. By default most lines in .I /bootopts are commented out with a leading hash (#) mark. .B setup removes the hash mark from the first line containing the string in the second argument - if any. For example, if .I /bootopts contains the line .sp .B #console=ttyS0,57600 debug net=ne0 3 # sercons, multiuser, networking .sp then the command .sp .B setup 16 debug .sp will remove the hash and thus enable that line. .SH BUGS .B setup is very limited in its current incarnation and subject to rapid changes. .SH "SEE ALSO" .BR hosts (5), .BR bootopts (5).
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