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To access the documentation and sources
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This CDROM contains *much* more information that we can print in this
booklet. The first thing you should do after mounting the CDROM is to read
the real documentation, which you will find in the file README.LEMIS in the
top-level directory on the CDROM. Further documentation can be found in the
directory *DOCUMENTATION*, and the sources for the packages are in
*SOURCE*.  In each directory, a file *README.LEMIS* will give further
information.

To access these files from the desktop, double-click on *Disks-etc*. When
the folder menu appears, double-click on *cdrom1*. The top-level folder
will be displayed.

To mount the CDROM as a file system
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Alternatively, you can mount the CDROM as a file system. It will then
appear just like another disk, and you can then access the files with
normal UNIX tools.

To mount the CDROM as a file system, start a terminal window as super-user
and enter:

From the Desktop, select (double click on) *Accessories*.
In the Accessories menu, select (double click on) *Terminal*.
A terminal window will appear. At the terminal prompt, type

   $ su                                *Become super-user
   Password:                           *Enter password*
   # mkdir /cdrom                      *make the cdrom directory*
   # mount -F cdfs -r /dev/cd0 /cdrom  *mount the CDROM*

If the CDROM is mounted, you can also install the software with the
command

$ pkgadd -d /cdrom

Limited FREE support from LEMIS
*******************************

This CDROM is supplied ``as-is'' without any support obligation.  However,
in order to promote its services, LEMIS offers a limited support service
for this and other products. The support is supplied without any obligation
to either side, but we hope that you will be satisfied with our service and
continue using it after the free support has expired.  For more details,
read the file *SUPPORT* on the CDROM, or call, mail or fax us. Please note
that we require a signed support registration form before we can supply any
support.

Copyrights
**********

Most of the packages on this disk have some form of copyright, which
normally allows non-commercial use. Commercial use or the incorporation of
source code in other products may be subject to restrictions - check the
documentation of the individual packages for details. The additional
material supplied by LEMIS may not be redistributed without prior written
agreement.

No /dev/cd0?
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If the device file */dev/cd0* does not exist, check the name of
the file in the directory */dev/cdrom*, and substitute this name
for /dev/cd0.

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Ported software for UNIX SVR4.2
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How to install the software.

This CDROM can be used in two different ways: either install the software
with the standard tools, or link the files on the CDROM to your existing
file systems. The documentation on the CD will give you more details on how
to do each of these -- see inside this booklet for further details.

To install a package

1. From the Desktop, select (double click on) *Accessories*.
2. In the Accessories menu, select (double click on) *Terminal*.
3. A terminal window will appear. Depending on your
   preferences, the prompt may be different. Normally you can expect a
   *$* symbol. When the prompt appears, type

   *pkgadd -d cdrom1*

4. At the prompt, insert the CDROM in the drive and press the Enter key.  A
list of all the packages will appear on the screen. You can choose to
install *all* or specific packages. Enter the abbreviated names or numbers
of the packages you want, separated by spaces.

LEMIS
Lehey Microcomputer Systems
Schellnhausen 2
D-36325 Feldatal
Germany
Phone +49-6637-1488
Fax   +49-6637-1489
Email lemis@lemis.de