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Macintosh XINU Installation
MacXINU is used just as any other Macintosh application; it can be
double-clicked from the Macintosh Finder or invoked by name from
the Aztec shell. XINU runs on 512K Macintoshes with old or new
ROMs and on Mac Plusses. It will not run on a 128K Macintosh,
because it does not have enough memory. It does not yet run on a
Macintosh II.
Installation
The required configuration for development is any Macintosh with
a hard disk. Insert XINU distribution disk #1 and drag the XINU
folder from disk #1 into the disk window of your hard disk. Open
the XINU folder on the hard disk. Then eject disk #1 and insert
disk #2. Drag the folder named "sys" from disk #2 onto the folder
named "sys" in the XINU folder on the hard disk. Now the folder
named "sys" in the XINU folder should contain folders named "sys",
"h", and "con". The makefiles and the file /XINU/sys/sys/xinu.r
expect Aztec C to be in a folder named "C" on the hard disk. Move
/XINU/.profile to the folder that contains the Aztec shell.
It will take a long time (about a minute) to display the files in
the folder /XINU/sys/sys from the Finder, since there are so many
of them, so it is recommended that you only work in that folder
from the Aztec shell.
If you want to try XINU without the network now, you can run it.
Make sure the Chooser desk accessory says that AppleTalk is inactive.
If you want to use XINU without the network, you can skip to
"Compiling XINU". Otherwise, continue with the instructions to
install the Kinetics gateway.
Installing the Kinetics Gateway
Besides the documentation that comes with the gateway, there are
instructions for installation in the XINU distribution in the file
{Xinu-directory}/gateway/src/etc/install. Once you have atalkad
running on a UNIX host, you can install the gateway using the
application "Prompt2.0" supplied on the XINU distribution disk:
attach Ethernet and AppleTalk cables to the FastPath box
plug in the FastPath
open the "gateway" folder
edit file "config" and change the gateway name and IP
addresses to fit your system (all numbers in hex)
double-click on "Prompt2.0"
select "Find All Gateways" from the Gateway menu
click "OK" in the dialog box
click the "Reset" button
click "OK" in the dialog box
select "Find All Gateways" from the Gateway menu
click "OK" in the dialog box
select "Open Config File" from the File menu
open the file "config"
change the Ethernet hardware address to FXXXXX,
where XXXXX is the serial number of your FastPath
click the "Send Config" button
click "OK" in the dialog box
click the "Send Load" button
click the "Go" button
click "OK" in the dialog box
Now you can check to see if the gateway is functioning by pinging
it from another computer, or by running XINU.
Compiling XINU
Edit /XINU/sys/sys/Configuration and change the SERVER constants
to indicate the IP addresses at your site. Change directory to
/XINU/sys/sys and run make. Completely recompiling the system
takes about an hour and a half, and the result should be a file in
/XINU/sys/sys called MacXINU. You can run XINU from the shell by
typing "macxinu". If you add a new file or change the include
statements in a C file in any of the directories /XINU/sys/sys,
/XINU/sys/sys/net, /XINU/sys/sys/dev or /XINU/sys/sys/shell, you
should run "make depend" in that directory to insure that modifying
header files will cause recompilation of the source files that
include them.
Suggestions
If you come up with a way to compile XINU on floppy disks alone,
please let us know.