To install the Network Manager and the ndbm resource database
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 README.customize
file to setup your own environment.

ATTENTION:
The scripts are not yet running with NIS!
Please add an entry for the dserver account to /etc/passwd for the
installation!


Installation steps:

1.) Create a "dserver" account on your host where you want to install
    the control system kernel.

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

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

4.) Uncompress ndbm_install.tar.Z

5.) Execute "tar xvf ndbm_install.tar". 

6.) cd $HOME/etc

7.) Execute "system.setup" script to install the necessary scripts to
    /usr/local/bin

8.) Execute "manager.startup" script to start the Network Manager 
    and Database processes.

9.) Read the file $HOME/system/bin/s700/System.log or 
    $HOME/system/bin/sun4/System.log. If all processes are started
    you should have the following messages:

	Network Manager started subprocesses at : Tue May  9 16:27:59 1995
	NETHOST = taurus   PID = 9333

	Message Server registered at : Tue May  9 16:27:59 1995
	msg_host = taurus  prog_nu = 1073741824  vers_nu = 1

	Database Server registered at : Tue May  9 16:27:59 1995
	db_host = taurus  prog_nu = 1073741825  vers_nu = 1

	Network Manager startup finished at : Tue May  9 16:27:59 1995

     In case of error, verify the nohup.out file.

10.) To test the control system kernel, start the test device server
     by 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.

11.) Set the NETHOST environment variable:
		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.