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                     INSTALLATION NOTES FOR BOGUS 1.0.1
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Here is the procedure to boot with the boot disks:
 1. Boot with boot disk #1
 2. Login as root
 4. Insert disk #2 in drive #1
 3. get_files
 5. logout
 6. Login as root [tcsh] or toor [bash]
 7. NOTE: Only /dev/sda and /dev/sdb are created on the boot disks, so
          those with more than two SCSI hard drives (or those who need
          other devices) should create them with:
               cd /dev; ./MAKEDEV [device name]


Here is the procedure to get your system to boot from the hard disk:
 1. Boot with the boot disks [see above]
 2. Run fdisk or cfdisk on the drive you want to use for linux
 3. Create partitions for / and /usr [required]
 4. Create partition for swap [optional]
 5. Create partitions for /var, /usr/src, /usr/local, /home, and
    /playpen [optional]
 6. Reboot with boot disks so that partitions take effect
 7. Choose fs type for each partition created [minix, ext2, ...]
 8. Run mkfs for each partition created
 9. Run mkswap on swap device [optional]
10. Mount / partition on /mnt
11. mkdir /mnt/usr /mnt/var /mnt/home /mnt/playpen [playpen is optional]
12. Mount /usr partition on /mnt/usr
13. Mount /var partition on /mnt/var [optional]
14. Mount /home partition on /mnt/home [optional]
15. Mount /playpen partition on /mnt/playpen [optional]
16. mkdir /mnt/usr/local /mnt/usr/src
17. Mount /usr/src partition on /mnt/usr/src [optional]
18. Mount /usr/local partition on /mnt/usr/local [optional]
19. make_system
20. NOTE: Just as with the boot disk, only /dev/sda and /dev/sdb are
          created on the hard drive, so those with more than two SCSI
          hard drives (or those who need other devices) should create
          them with:
               cd /mnt/dev; ./MAKEDEV [device name]
21. Edit /mnt/etc/fstab
22. Edit /mnt/etc/lilo.conf
23. sh -c 'ROOT=/mnt /mnt/sbin/lilo'
24. Reboot from hard disk by booting from boot disk #1 and when the
    LILO prompt appears, pressing the Shift key.  This will allow you to
    enter "linux root=/dev/XXXX" where XXXX is the / partition.


Here is the procedure to install the rest of BOGUS:
 1. mkdir /usr/src/DIST
 2. Copy all of the binary files to /usr/src/DIST from tape or disk or ...
 3. /usr/src/scripts/install.all
 4. NOTE: If you are using tcsh, you will need to "rehash".
 5. Configure, rebuild and install a new kernel.
 6. lilo
 7. Edit /etc/rc.local and change the hostname line to reflect your host
    name.
 8. If you installed the networking kits,
    a. cp /usr/doc/utils/NetKit-A-0.07/config/* /etc
    b. ln -sf /etc/issue /etc/issue.net
    c. Add your host database to /etc/hosts
    d. Add your network to /etc/networks
    e. Add your nameserver to /etc/resolv.conf
    f. Edit /etc/rc.net to setup your network controller and to start
       the appropriate daemons.
    g. Edit /etc/printcap to add your printers (add filters as necessary)
    h. touch /etc/NETWORKING_IS_ON
 9. If your date is incorrect,
    a. date [MMDDhhmm]
    b. clock -w
10. If you installed the XFree86 system,
    a. cp /usr/lib/X11/Xconfig.sample /etc/Xconfig
    b. Edit /etc/Xconfig for your system.
    c. ln -sf /usr/X386/bin/[Your X server] /usr/X386/bin/X
    d. NOTE: If your mouse is not in /dev, you need to create it with
             MAKEDEV in /dev.
11. If you installed InterViews,
    a. Add /usr/interviews/lib/LINUX to /etc/ld.so.conf
    b. ldconfig
12. If you installed TeX, edit /usr/lib/texmf/dvips/config.ps for you
    printer.
13. ln -s /dev/[Your modem device] /dev/modem
14. ldconfig
15. update_state
    [Note: This script will take some time while it builds the appropriate
           database files]
16. Reboot
17. Verify that everything installed properly and is set up properly.
