Index of /ldr199410/DISC2/TSX

      Name                    Last modified       Size  Description


[DIR] Parent Directory        19-Apr-2005 03:33      -  
[DIR] 680X0/                  19-Apr-2005 03:31      -  
[DIR] ALPHA/                  19-Apr-2005 03:30      -  
[DIR] BETA/                   19-Apr-2005 03:30      -  
[DIR] BINARIES/               19-Apr-2005 03:29      -  
[DIR] DOCS/                   19-Apr-2005 03:29      -  
[DIR] INFO/                   19-Apr-2005 03:28      -  
[DIR] PACKAGES/               19-Apr-2005 03:28      -  
[DIR] PATCHES/                19-Apr-2005 03:27      -  
[DIR] PORTS/                  19-Apr-2005 03:27      -  
[DIR] POSTSCRI/               19-Apr-2005 03:27      -  
[DIR] SOURCES/                19-Apr-2005 03:27      -  
[DIR] VRAC/                   19-Apr-2005 03:26      -  
[TXT] YMTRANS.TBL             06-Oct-1994 12:05     1k  

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	Linux -- The free 386 Un*x clone is here!

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Welcome to TSX-11's Linux FTP site!

Directory structure:

	docs		documentation (such as it is)

	docs/LDP	Linux Documentation Project work.  A series of
			books on Linux, at various stages of completion.

	sources		sources to Linux, broken down by whether system
			sources (including libc.a), sources to system
			programs, sources to usr.bin, and library sources.

	binaries	various binaries for Linux
			(use the tar and compress programs found on the 
			root disk or in binaries/usr.bin to unpack these)

	packages	contains packaged programs, like GCC, Ada, OI,
			fortran, emacs, and others

	ALPHA		contains software that is not yet considered stable
			by its author(s)

	BETA		software that is considered a little better
			by its author(s)

	patches		contains patches to Linux (typically, but not always,
			patches to the system sources, such as patches to
			add new features to the kernel). Check ALPHA and
			BETA for many newer patches.

	ports		contains patches to make other programs compile on
			a Linux system

	mail-archive	contains an archive of the Linux-Activsts mailing
			list

	info		contains various useful informational files which
			Linux hackers may find useful

	attic		contains old version of programs.

TSX-11 does not yet have a mail server --- I'm working on it....

If you need mail service, please try the mail server available at
sunsite.unc.edu.  Mail ftpmail@sunsite.unc.edu for more information.

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To upload stuff --- please use the directory /incoming.  It is
world-writable, but not world-readable, so you (or anybody else) will
not be able to see stuff which you drop there until we move it to the
proper place the directory hierarchy.  

Please send mail to ftp-linux@tsx-11.mit.edu after you leave something
there, so we can pick it up as soon as possible.  Get and read the file
/incoming/README for more *important* information on how to submit files
to the tsx-11 archive.  *REALLY, please do this*

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The email address for digests of comp.os.linux.* is

	linux-activists@news-digests.mit.edu

Anything mailed to this address will be posted to the appropriate
newsgroup.

All administrative requests (subscriptions/unsubscriptions/etc) MUST
go to the administrative address:

	linux-activists-request@news-digests.mit.edu

See below for what happens if you ignore this address :-)

Also, please be prepared for a bit of a wait when you use this
service, as the administrator is quite busy right now.

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	Linux mailing list addresses:

		For subscribing and unsubscribing:

			linux-activists-request@niksula.hut.fi

		will get you an automagic mailing telling you
		how to subscribe and unsubscribe to the various
		services offered by this mailing list.

		For mailing real articles:

			linux-activists@niksula.hut.fi

		Please note the instructions you get when
		you sign up and include the proper keys
		in your mail header or at the top of
		your mail.

	Please, do NOT send subscribe/unsubscribe mails to
	linus-activist@niksula.hut.fi, or people will *flame*
	you, and you'll notice how your mailbox gets
	filled up ;-). You even might get dozens of copies
	of netiquette from net users ...

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The current status of the linux kernel can be obtained by using 
"finger torvalds@kruuna.helsinki.fi"

This status report is usually fairly long, so you might want to do
"finger torvalds@kruuna.helsinki.fi | more"