To install the device server development environment
on a new host (HP700 or SUN4) follow exactly the given steps
for installation and testing!

When the installation and testing are done, read the develop_hints.README
file with useful development hints.


Installation steps:

1.) Create a "dserver" account on your host where you want to install
    the device server development environment.

2.) Login as dserver and stay in the home directory.

3.) Copy the develop_install.tar.Z file to the dserver home directory.

4.) Uncompress develop_install.tar.Z

5.) Execute "tar xvf develop_install.tar". 

6.) cd $HOME/etc

7.) Execute "dev.setup" script to install the make scripts to
    /usr/local/bin and the man pages to /usr/local/man/man3.
    The make scripts are necessary when using the automatic
    class generation tool, which produces conditional makefiles.

8.) Verify the links in /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/man/man3. 

10.) To test the installation, cd $HOME/classes/test_class/src.
     Set the environment variable DSHOME to $HOME. The makefiles
     are based on this variable to find include files and libraries.
		export DSHOME=$HOME or
		setenv DSHOME $HOME
     Now execute 
		/usr/local/bin/uxmake 
     to build UNIX executables of the test device server and its menu.

11.) Execute 
	 	/usr/local/bin/uxmake install
     to install the executables and the include files into the
     $HOME/bin and $HOME/include directories.

12.) Execute
		/usr/local/bin/uxmake/clobber
     to clean up.

13.) If you have installed "ndbm_install.tar" before on the same machine,
     under the same path you can test the compiled device server executing:
     		$HOME/etc/Inst_verify.startup.
     Verify the process is running:
                ps -ef | grep Inst_verify
     If not, check the files $HOME/etc/test.log and nohup.out for
     errors.

14.) Set the NETHOST environment variable to the hostname where your
     Network Manager is running:
		export NETHOST=`hostname` or
		setenv NETHOST `hostname`
     cd $HOME/bin/s700 or $HOME/bin/sun4 to execute:
		Inst_verify_menu test/device/1
     Execute the command "ReadValue". The answer should bring up
     the read- and set values specified in the resource database
     for the device:
      		Set  value = 111.2
      		Read value = 111.2
      		State      = 2

12.) Shutdown the test device server again with 
     $HOME/etc/Inst_verify.shutdown.