Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of Cookbook

Timestamp:

Dec 3, 2008, 7:47:48 AM (16 years ago)

Author:

Herwig Bauernfeind

Comment:

Rework prerequisites section

Cookbook

@@ -9 +9 @@
  2. Uninstall TCPBEUI (NETBIOS over TCPI/IP) using MPTS. Samba works directly with TCP/IP and occupies the same port number as TCPBEUI, therefore you cannot use TCPBEUI and Samba together. [wiki:"UninstallTCPBEUI" Here is a cookbook how to uninstall NetBIOS over TCP/IP manually].
 
- 3. {{{SET UNIXROOT=x:}}} where {{{x:}}} is the drive that has a {{{/etc/}}} path. In addition {{{SET TMPDIR=x:\tmp}}} where {{{x:\tmp}}} is any valid directory to put temporary files on.
+ 3. Samba must be installed on a partition that supports long filenames, such as HPFS(386), JFS or FAT32. Samba cannot be installed on FAT16.
 
- 4. Unzip ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gcc/alpha/baselayout.zip to the {{{%UNIXROOT%}}} drive or directory. Among other directories, this creates the required {{{/etc}}} directory as mentioned in prerequisites step 3.
+ 4. {{{SET UNIXROOT=x:}}} where {{{x:}}} is the drive that has a {{{/etc/}}} path. In addition {{{SET TMPDIR=x:\tmp}}} where {{{x:\tmp}}} is any valid directory to put temporary files on.
 
- 5. Get the current [ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gcc/libc-0_6_3-csd3.wpi kLibc runtime]. It is recommended that you install the libc*.dll files using this package, even if they are already present on your system.
+The next 2 steps are not required, in case you install a recent WPI package:[[BR]]
 
- 6. Samba must be installed on a partition that supports long filenames, such as HPFS(386), JFS or FAT32. Samba cannot be installed on FAT16.
+ 5. Unzip ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gcc/alpha/baselayout.zip to the {{{%UNIXROOT%}}} drive or directory. Among other directories, this creates the required {{{/etc}}} directory as mentioned in prerequisites step 3.
 
-These prerequisites are also valid, when using the WarpIN installation package.
+ 6. Get the current [ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/gcc/libc-0_6_3-csd3.wpi kLibc runtime]. It is recommended that you install the libc*.dll files using this package, even if they are already present on your system.
+
 
 When you downloaded the .zip file you have to procede with the manual setup. When you downloaded the WarpIn version the installer will completes all further steps for you. In addition the WarpIN package comes with [wiki:"Scripts and utilities" scripts and external commands] preconfigured.