Am 16.08.2010 um 19:12 schrieb Jonathon Kuo:
In Network Preferences there's a panel in the GUI to create a
computer-to-computer network. This works fine. The only problem is
that upon reboot, the network gets 'uncreated' and has to be
recreated manually again each time…
I think this means I need to write a program or a script that gets
run when the system boots to create such a network, but I don't
know what commands the GUI executes behind the scenes to do this.
How can I accomplish this?
If you're one of the rare persons not being connected to another
network (the Internet), you can configure your ethernet adapters
manually. Just two IP addresses distinct in the last of the four
numbers, no router, no DHCP, no DNS. This should survive reboots and
enable you to connect from one machine to the server of the other.
Works on about all OSs, not only on Mac OS X.
BTW., there's usually no need to reboot a computer but for some
system updates. Put it in sleep mode while not using it. Much more
comfortable.
Markus
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