= init: emuinit, osinit: Inferno initialisation == SYNOPSIS ....Init: module{	init: fn();};.... */dis/emuinit.dis* *#/./osinit.dis*  Both _emu_(1) and the native kernels run a Dis program to initialise thesystem. _Emuinit_ is the default initialisation program for _emu_(1). _Emu_ setsthe environment variable (see _env_(3)) */env/emuargs* to the commandline originally given to _emu_, which has the following form: _______________________________________*emu* [*-d*] [ _command_ [_ arg ..._] ]_______________________________________ _Emuinit_ uses the value of *emuargs* to decide which command to startand its arguments. The default _command_ is */dis/sh.dis*, unless the*-d* option is given, in which case */dis/lib/srv.dis* is used bydefault instead, to cause _emu_ to run on the host system as a server(`daemon' mode). _Osinit_ is built-in to the _root_(3) of native kernels. Although thekernel uses the fixed name *#/./osinit.dis* the contents are taken fromone of the files in */os/init* selected by the *init* section of thekernel configuration file. _Osinit_'s action is platform-specific indetail, but might include: building an initial */dev* by mounting devicedrivers; binding the physical network driver (eg, _ether_(3)) into*/net* and initialising _ip_(3), usually setting addresses and routesusing *bootp*; attaching to a remote file system; setting up flashtranslation using _ftl_(3); starting _dossrv_ or _9660srv_ (see_dossrv_(4)), or _kfs_(3) to serve local files from disk or flashmemory. == FILES */env/emuargs* == SOURCE */appl/cmd/emuinit.b* +*/os/init/*.b* == SEE ALSO _emu_(1)