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- #
- # Init.zoo contains the multi-user extensions to MiNT written by Stephen
- # Usher and Dave Gymer. The documentation is in /usr/doc/multimnt.txt
- #
- # What this suite of programs does is to allow a 'proper' Un*x-like
- # startup and login sequence. It uses the minixfs to the full, giving
- # each individual user a /etc/passwd entry, and assigning ownership
- # of the files to him/her.
- #
- # The version of sh used for installation is the one in this subset. If
- # you replace it, and the INSTALL program ceases to function, this is
- # where to get it from.
- #
- /bin/cat.ttp
- /bin/cmp.ttp
- /bin/date.ttp
- /bin/du.ttp
- /bin/echo.ttp
- /bin/init.ttp 0 0 4700
- /bin/ln.ttp
- /bin/login.ttp
- /bin/mkdir.ttp
- /bin/passwd.ttp 0 0 4755
- /bin/rm.ttp
- /bin/rmdir.ttp
- /bin/test.ttp
- /bin/touch.ttp
- /etc/csh.rc 0 0 644
- /etc/getty 0 0 4755
- /etc/gettytab 0 0 644
- /etc/group 0 0 644
- /etc/hosts 0 0 644
- /etc/login.csh 0 0 644
- /etc/motd 0 0 644
- /etc/passwd 0 0 644
- /etc/profile 0 0 644
- /etc/rc 0 0 644
- /etc/rc.boo 0 0 644
- /etc/rc.loc 0 0 644
- /etc/rc.sin 0 0 644
- /etc/single 0 0 644
- /etc/termcap 0 0 644
- /etc/ttytab 0 0 644
- /etc/utmp 0 0 644
- /usr/bin/ac.ttp
- /usr/bin/blit.ttp
- /usr/bin/finger.ttp
- /usr/bin/last.ttp
- /usr/bin/login.ttp
- /usr/bin/who.ttp
- /usr/bin/wlogin.ttp
- /usr/bin/write.ttp
- /usr/doc/multimnt.txt 0 0 644
- /usr/man/man1/wlogin.1 0 0 644
- /usr/man/man5/gettytab.5 0 0 644
- /usr/man/man8/ac.8 0 0 644
- /usr/man/man8/getty.8 0 0 644
- [ash.zoo](213Kb) 0 0 644
- #
- # ash.zoo contains ash - a version of 'sh', the original unix shell.
- # also included are some sh script files, test.ttp, and manual pages
- # for both test and ash.
- #
- # There are people who swear by ash, but AFAIK, there's not that much
- # difference between ash and sh. I'm a (t)csh man myself, so I can't
- # really comment on which is the best.
- #
- # Be aware that I have NOT tested replacing /bin/sh with ash. If you do
- # this, you may have to re-replace it with the /bin/sh in the init
- # subset above.
- #
- /bin/sh.ttp 0 0 755
- /bin/test.ttp 0 0 755
- /usr/bin/sh/cmv 0 0 755
- /usr/bin/sh/dirs 0 0 755
- /usr/bin/sh/kill 0 0 755
- /usr/bin/sh/login 0 0 755
- /usr/bin/sh/newgrp 0 0 755
- /usr/bin/sh/popd 0 0 755
- /usr/bin/sh/pushd 0 0 755
- /usr/bin/sh/suspend 0 0 755
- /usr/doc/ash/copying
- /usr/doc/ash/copying.sh
- /usr/doc/ash/dump
- /usr/doc/ash/readme.st
- /usr/doc/ash/tour
- /usr/man/man1/sh.1
- /usr/man/man1/test.1
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