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48 lines
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feb-12-94
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The net and bm files here can be compiled to work on a 68000 osk box.
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Don't use the math or cio flags for speed. The OS9 version used was 2.4 and the
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C compiler version was 3.2. They have been compiled sucesssfully on a Peripheral
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Technology PT68K4 w/ 4 megs ram and a 68000 @ 16 mhz.
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To compile, make a directory and copy the source files from the archive to it.
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Next, convert ALL of the files from the unix lf end of line to the osk cr. I
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use a program called lf2cr. In your /dd/defs directory, make a subdir called
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SYS. In SYS put a copy of types.h from /dd/defs and make an empty file
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called stat.h (this is done to minimize the number of changes to the source).
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Read the unix docs and set your options in the respective .h files (if you
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don't like the defaults). Now, do a make (make -f=makefile.os9), ignore the
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petty error messages! You should end up with net in your cmds directory. You
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need to setup a home directory for net, a startup.net file, and some
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env vars before you can do anything with net, read on below.
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The baud rate parameter in the startup.net file is not implemented, I
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decided setting it within the program is counter to the OS9 philosophy.
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The current baud rate will be printed on a sucessful open.
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Use xmode to set the baud rate before using net. Also, use xmode to set the
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number of bits to 8 and 1 stop bit.
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The AX25 and SLIP interfaces are the only ones implemented.
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The telunix (telnet login) function is not implemented because of a lack
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of a working pseudo-tty package for osk. It would be easy to implement though
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if a working pseudo-tty package ever shows up. If anyone runs into one, let
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me know! As of the .k34 version, there is a telserv function using named pipes
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which I also did not implement though this may be done in the future
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Sent the env vars NETHOME (your home net directory, I use /dd/k5jb) and
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NETSPOOL (your net spool directory, I use /dd/k5jb/spool) and also TMPDIR (I
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used /r0, a ramdisk) for faster tempfile operations.
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Check out the unix instructions in the DOCS.
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Please direct any comments or bug reports to me.
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Robert E. Brose II
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internet: bob@os9.jriver.com
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uucp: ...uunet!jriver!os9!bob
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packet: N0QBJ@WB0GDB.#STP.MN.USA
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cis: 72067,3021
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