croft@RUSSELL.STANFORD.EDU.UUCP (12/18/86)
Below is the first section from a 10 page installation document that is part of the distribution shar file. If someone in the midwest or east coast would like to post these files, it would probably help. I always seem to have difficulty FTPing from back east, perhaps this is related to the recent arpanet trunk outages. ---- KIP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (11/11/86) To install and run the new gateway code involves the following steps: Transfer the gateway source/binary files to a (UNIX) host. Compile gateway programs. Setup admin daemon and database. Edit /etc/atalk.local. Transfer gw.srec and prompt.config from UNIX to a Mac disk. Run Kinetics 'prompt' program to download gateway. Test gateway with 'ping' and 'ddt', 'chooser'. Install CAP with mods. Test printing UNIX->LaserWriter; test EFS Mac->UNIX. Obtain and try out new MacIP programs. TRANSFER FILES There are a number of files needed to use this gateway. You can either FTP these files if you have internet access, or (I believe) Kinetics Users Group will have SONY disks available containing the same information for a nominal copy fee. The following files are in the 'pub` directory on xxxxx.xxxxx.xxxxx or russell.stanford.edu, ftp login anonymous. kip.shar gateway and daemon source gw.srec latest gateway 'binary' in S-record hex format ddt.shar source for the network debugger. kip-patch.shar doesnt exist yet, but will contain the source for any patches/bug fixes. The following CAP files are available from Charlie Kim (cck) at Columbia University, host cu20b.columbia.edu. Directory US:[US.CCK.CAP.D3]. cap.shar CAP 2.1 libraries and programs. efs.shar EFS (external file system) Mac sources and bin; including mods from Dan Tappan@BBN, cck, and Bob Elz; compiled with SUMacC. You don't have to compile any Macintosh or Kinetics source code unless you wish to. The file 'gw.srec' contains the latest gateway binary. Similarly efs.shar contains a (binhexed?) resource file. If you do want to compile you will need a 68000 C compiler that runs under UNIX. We use our 4.X BSD VAX with the compiler distributed with SUMacC. But you can also use 68000 UNIX boxes, for example Kinetics uses an Integrated Solutions box. For VAX people you can FTP these files from sumex-aim.stanford.edu, login anonymous, directory <info-mac>. sumacc.tar 68000 C compiler plus Mac libraries; 2.5 megabytes. SUMacC hasnt changed since Nov 84, so this is not a 'new' version. sumacc-rmaker.shar (dated Aug 85) sumacc-rmaker-v2.shar (dated Aug 86) Later versions of the Mac resource compiler; I believe the efs.tar used the first of these but they should be upward compatible.