REM *** Petr Mikulik's script that starts XFree86-OS/2 ***
REM Usage: 
REM    mystartx			-- starts itself as Xserver
REM    mystartx  MachineAddress	-- logs as Xterminal into specified machine

REM Requirements:
REM   1. In CONFIG.SYS: DEVICE=e:\XFree86\lib\XF86SUP.SYS
REM   2. A. xor B. version:


REM Either A. or B. or (even better) put it into TCPSTART.CMD (LANSTART.CMD)
REM A. We are running TCP/IP stack (e.g. FreeTCP):
rem ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1

REM B. We are not on the Net or we disable TCP/IP by this loopback:
rem ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1 up


REM *** Here the script starts: ***

SET PATH=E:\XFree86\bin;E:\XFree86\MyBin;%PATH%
SET BEGINLIBPATH=E:\XFree86\lib
rem SET MANPATH=E:/XFree86/man
SET X11ROOT=E:
SET MYXSERVER=XF86_SVGA.exe
SET XSERVER=E:/XFree86/bin/%MYXSERVER%
  rem This depends on your video card

SET TMP=E:\TMP
  rem Must be on HPFS
rem The following 2 SETs overwrite those of EMX (from CONFIG.SYS):
SET TERM=ansi
SET TERMCAP=E:/XFree86/lib/X11/etc/emx.termcap.x11
SET EDITOR=start /min/n xed

SET HOME=e:\home\petr
SET USER=petr
SET LOGNAME=petr

SET HOSTNAME=localhost
SET DISPLAY=local/127.0.0.1:0.0
  rem Use pipe transport
rem SET DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0.0
  rem This is socket transport
SET USE_HOSTS_FIRST=1

rem set & pause

rem This you need while setting X up:
rem call checkinstall.cmd e:
rem xf86config
rem goto exit

if not "%1"=="" goto LogToOther

e:\XFree86\bin\startx.cmd 2>error.log
goto exit

:LogToOther
rem This will start up the server with XDMCP and will connect to that machine
%MYXSERVER% -query %1 2>error.log
:goto exit

:exit