local software for plan9
	see http://www.plan9.cs.york.ac.uk/plan9/soft/
	for a current list.
	queries to forsyth@plan9.cs.york.ac.uk

take care to transfer in binary mode; files might use Unicode.

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special notes:

netkey.exe
	a DOS program written by ngr@symbionics.co.uk; it mimics Plan 9's netkey
	allowing you to log in to Plan 9 from an OS/2 or Windows machine.
	run telnet/ftp in one window, and netkey in another (DOS) window.

tftpboot.sun3
	a replacement for Sun's Sun3 first-level bootstrap.
	this one uses RARP to find the Internet address (it ought to use bootp),
	but then uses TFTP not NFS to load a kernel over the net.
	it can load both Plan 9 and SunOS 3.5 kernels.
	it looks for <INTERNET_ADDRESS>.vmunix by default, but
		b le()fred
	will cause it to boot <INTERNET_ADDRESS>.fred instead.

bod
	a directory containing `boddle' files to apply updates to
	various Plan 9 components.  see the index file in the bod directory.

ngr
	software developed by ngr@symbionics.co.uk, distributed from here
	but managed by him

tcp113.rc
	some machines require callers to implement RFC1413's identification
	daemon.  here's one that suffices for Plan 9. to install:
		cp tcp113.rc /rc/bin/service/tcp113 && chmod +x /rc/bin/service/tcp113
	most of the work is parsing and vetting the query.

bsdlp.bundle
	components for /sys/lib/lp to allow Plan 9 machines to print
	on Unix machines that have RFC1179 spoolers.  the protocol is a waste
	of space ...  Unbundle bsdlp.bundle somewhere, and read the Install
	file (which is also an rc script to do the installation)

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the following directories temporarily hold software for the old release of plan 9.
you don't need it for the Second Edition, the release you can now buy.

9pc/scsi14f.c
	Ultrastor 14F/34F scsi driver
	-- with the 14F, you can't have more than 16 Mbytes on your machine
	   without another kernel change (owing to ISA DMA limits).  ask
	   me for details.  with a 34F there shouldn't be any trouble.
	to install:
		cp 9pc/scsi14f.c /sys/src/9/pc/scsi.c
		cp /sys/src/9/ss/scsibuf.c /sys/src/9/pc/scsibuf.c
	add this to the end of /sys/src/9/pc/fns.h:
		#define	ISKADDR(va)	(((ulong)(va)&0xF0000000) == KZERO)
	include the following configuration lines:
		scsi	S	scsi14f scsibuf
		wren	w
	when making the kernel (also, change
		hard	w
	to
		hard	H
	and change 'w' to 'H' in devhard.c, if you use both IDE and SCSI discs,
	and change existing cpurc/termrc '#w' references to '#H' when you want the IDE drive.
9pc/scsi542.c
	Adaptec 1542B/Bustek 542B scsi driver
	installation is just the same as the 14F driver, but use
		scsi	S	scsi542 scsibuf
	sorry, but you can't use them both at once yet.