How to install Darwin LINUX.
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If you did not directly download Darwin by ftp or http,
you will receive 1 mail message.  Either way, you will 
have 1 tar ball containing all of what is necessary for 
the installation.  If you received a email, it labeled 
with subject: Darwin Linux

(While in normal Unix mail, you can save these
messages with the command s xa, etc.).

Put the tar file where you want Darwin to reside.  
(Maybe you want it in the /pub/local/ or usr/local
directory so that everyone can access it. You may 
need your administrator to do this)  For example:

	cp linux.intel.darwin.tar ~/<your directory>/

or

	cp linux.intel.darwin.tar /pub/local/

Change to this directory and load Darwin with the tar command:

	cd <your directory>
  	tar -xpf linux.intel.darwin.tar
   
You should now have a directory called linux

What are these files?
bin/     			binaries
darwin3.0_release_notes         release notes
darwin.instr  			instructions
ipcsend*  
ProductionCompiled  		date of compilation
README
darwin,darwin.d,darwinipc 	scripts to run the binaries in bin
samp.session			A sample session to pipe into Darwin
executed.samp.session		The answers to the sample session
enolaseTEST			A test data file to be used with samp.session
lib				The Darwin libraries make it all work

Now you are ready to execute Darwin. If you run

   ./darwin < samp.session

you should see the exactly same sample session as it is
in the executed.samp.session.

So that you can invoke Darwin from anywhere, and so that Darwin can
find all it's required files, edit your .tcshrc (or whatever shell
your working with) by adding Darwin to the path:

e.g 
setenv PATH ${PATH}:<path to Darwin>

Also add a path to the msa directory:

e.g.
setenv PATH ${PATH}:<path to Darwin>/msa

If you place your lib file in an alternative location, you should do:

   darwin -l <absolute path>/lib

so that Darwin finds its library and loads/works correctly.
You may want to make the above line an alias or a command
in your execution paths.  Otherwise, don't worry about it.

Please rememebr to read any release notes that may accompany a 
distribution!  They might affect your work drastically.

Remember to add yourself to the Darwin Mailing list for updates, etc.
http://www.lists.inf.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/darwinlist

Please report any problems (or successes!) to

        darwin.comments@inf.ethz.ch

Happy Darwin'ing, Gaston H. Gonnet and all the folks at the CBRG.