is “sinit -nâ€

[cnzxy]

I want to make my system boot faster and I use “use” command to print the usage message of “sinit”.

sinit - initialize the system (QNX)

sinit [options…] [var=value]
Options:
-i init_file Override default system initialization file.
-r path Set a system root directory for /
-s shell_name Use this shell to run initialization file.
-n No network (makes stand alone systems boot faster).
-w Wait for a name locator to communicate with your node.
Only usefull for disk boot.
var=value Define an environment variable.

(NOTE: If present var=value must be the last option on the command line)

I found this word:" -n No network (makes stand alone systems boot faster)."
then I run “sinit -n”,

Invalid Option (‘n’)

is “sinit -nâ€

[mario]

Got the same behavior, sounds like a bug to me.