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 Getting the files:
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Get the contents of the directories base* and goodies* either to
floppy disks (these may have any filesystem you can mount), or
copy the whole base* and goodies* directories somewhere into your
filesystem.

Example1:
	mcopy base1/* a:
	mcopy base2/* a:
	mcopy goodies1/* a:
	...

Example2: (assuming GNU-tar and /dev/fd0 as floppy device)
	On the host containing the base* and goodies* directories:

		tar Mcvf /dev/fd0 base* goodies*

	On the host where you want to install teTeX:

		tar Mxvf /dev/fd0

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 A) floppy installation: 
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Instructions:
	- become root, if you need privileges (mounting floppys,
	   writing to the filesystem)
	- copy install.sh from disk base1 to /tmp (or somewhere else)
	- execute install.sh and follow the instructions there (the script
	  has some on-line-help)

Example:
	% cd /tmp
	% su
	# mcopy a:install.sh .
	# sh install.sh

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 B) installation from a mounted directory
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Instructions:
	- make sure, you have a directory that holds the teTeX distribution.
	  This directory needs to have the subdirectories base1, base2,
	  goodies1, goodies2, goodies3 and the files of the distribution.
	- execute install.sh from this directory

Example:
	% mkdir -p /usr/local/teTeX-dist/base{1,2}
	% mkdir /usr/local/teTeX-dist/goodies{1,2,3}
	... copy the files into the newly created directories ...
	% cd /usr/local/teTeX-dist/base1
	% sh install.sh