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From: veit@du9ds3.uni-duisburg.de (Holger Veit)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd
Subject: Re: Help with installation of src dist
Date: 16 Sep 92 14:39:40 GMT
Organization: Uni-Duisburg FB9 Datenverarbeitung
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Message-ID: <veit.716654380@du9ds3>
References: <1992Sep16.114820.10872@cs.brown.edu>
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In <1992Sep16.114820.10872@cs.brown.edu> ac@cs.brown.edu (Arthur!! Chai) writes:

>I have successfully installed the binary distribution on a CompuAdd
>386/25 TX notebook. UNfortunately, I have only 25 MB left on a the orginal
>58.5 MB drive. As such, I was wondering if there were sites which had the
> distribution unpacked in tree form instead of the standard distribn.
>I would really want the src for at least the kernel and some utils to
>look at ... after all, why have 386BSD in the first place ;^)
>If the distribution is in a tree I can ftp and tar it and then
>extract it in parts ... help please ! ;^)
>Also, I was wondering if there was PD src for the zmodem send program
>as well as the receive program rz which work together ... The local sz
>I have has some incompatibilities with the rz in /usr/distbin.

>I have read the FAQ in agate and would appreciate any ptrs to any other
>FAQ available ...
>Arthur!!

Agate.berkeley.edu, and other servers as well, have a 'filesystem'
subdirectory in the 386bsd tree which is unpacked. Some of these
ftp servers use the "wuarchive server code", which allows retrieval
of a whole subtree as a compressed tar archive. 
For a directory <dir>, enter from the parent directory the following
ftp command:

get <dir>.tar.Z  (replace <dir> with real name, dont enter < > )

Ftp.uni-duisburg.de has the original kernel code unbundled as a
splitted tar.Z in a directory /pub/unix/386bsd-0.1/unofficial/kerndist
named kern01.0[0-5]  (~1.3 MB). The kernel source + objects need 
7-8 MB FREE space on the disk. 

The source for sz/rz is in the etc01 distribution.

Hope that helps

Holger

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