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Here's something that has bugged me for ages.  When I start up a fresh 
emacs and type
	M-x gnus-unplugged RET
I get "[No match]" in the minibuffer (XEmacs).

Once gnus has been run once, or even just started, gnus-unplugged is
defined.

One way of starting is to yank the network cable, start gnus with
	M-x gnus RET
and abort it with C-g, when it stops because it cannot connect to the
server.  However this seems a bit... drastic.

I don't see this problem much, since I don't reboot the laptop (just
suspend/resume it between networks), and thus don't stop and start
gnus, but every time I see it it annoys me.

A long time ago, I tried putting 
	(autoload 'gnus-unplugged "gnus")
into ~/.emacs, but that didn't work.  I then tried 
	(autoload 'gnus-unplugged "gnus-agent")
since gnus-agent is the file where gnus-unplugged is defined, but this 
gave the same result.

I haven't investigated anything beyond this.

Any ideas?