From: utzoo!decvax!cca!chris.umcp-cs@UDel-Relay@sri-unix Newsgroups: net.unix-wizards Title: Re: Soliciting some TCP-IP advice Article-I.D.: sri-unix.4858 Posted: Thu Dec 16 09:03:28 1982 Received: Sun Dec 19 11:16:31 1982 From: Chris Torek Date: 11 Dec 82 00:13:13 EST (Sat) We recently installed the BBN TCP-IP software on our 4.1BSD 780. Everything works as far as we can tell, which isn't very far since our connection to Ft. Meade isn't up yet; but there were a few bugs in the installation guide. (The document is labeled "Installing and Operating the BBN Networking Software" and dated May 17, 1982. BBN may have fixed these by now.) In the following paragraphs, missing material is presented in [brackets], material that should be deleted in {braces}. Under section 2.1, page three: ...In addition, there are modifications to the following files: [asm.sed,] fio.c, ioctl.c, locore.s, machdep.c, main.c, ... Section 3.1, page five: ...Likewise the executables in bin should be placed in suitable directories: host, netstat, ftp, telnet, tcptest, trpt, netdebug, [ftpfilter,] *hdb, ndb_* in /bin or /usr/bin mkgate, {mkhost,} netinit, {prhost,} netser, ftpsrv, rvrfpt, smtpsrv, smtp, mailer, netreset in /etc/net The missing asm.sed took us a while to figure out, until someone (me!) realized that 'insque' and 'remque' are Vax instructions.... Other than the above, we've had no trouble yet. - Chris P.S. I'm sure of asm.sed; the others are from some chicken scratchings on a copy of the Installation Guide, so they're a bit suspect.