Jep, I got the bash 3.0 to a working version. Sorry, but I had very little time the last weeks. I hope to prepare a working installation file and some instructions soon.
Installation for the Ariadne should work as follows (sorry, for the text, it's a quick translation of the german instructions on my page):
Log in as root user.
Copy the
install.ariadne script to / and execute it:
sh install.ariadne
The script can throw a few warnings, normally these are only for file permissions and can be ignored as you are logged in as root.
After the script execution you need to compile a new kernel. So type:
cd /usr/sys
and start compiling with
make
This will take a while. After compiling you will find the new kernel in this path:
/usr/sys/relocunix
This file must be copied to
/stand:
cp /usr/sys/relocunix /stand/relocunix
and then be installed into the boot partition:
cd /stand
make bootpart KERNEL=relocunix
After the installation you need to reboot the system:
cd /
shutdown -i6
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Setting up the network:
Ariadne can be found under
/dev/aen0.
Without any settings, typing
ifconfig aen0
should display something like this:
aen0: flags=23<UP, BROADCAST, NOTRAILERS>
inet 127.0.0.1 netmask FF000000 broadcast 127.255.255.255
as you cannot really use DHCP you need to work with static IP addresses
which need to be entered into the
hosts-file with
amixadm
amixadm
Amiga Unix System Administration
1) Add user
2) Set date, time and timezone
3) Set screen characteristics
4) Set default keymap
5) Set system nodename and domain
6) Assign password to all system accounts
7) Create a new hosts file with two addresses
8) Configure X windows for a color graphics card
9) Configure xdm, an X Windows login screen
10) Configure Netnews for local vw. networked operation
q) Quit
Choose an option:
Choose option 7:
What is the machine's network address? 192.168.0.5
What is the second machine's nodename? amiga
What is the second machine's network address? 192.168.0.7
/etc/inet/hosts created
After that, typing
ifconfig aen0
should look like this:
aen0: flags=23<UP, BROADCAST, NOTRAILERS>
inet 192.168.0.5 netmask ff000000 broadcast 192.255.255.255
If you add a computer with hostname and IP-address to the hosts-file you should be able to ping it via the name:
ping amiga
amiga is alive
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Enter a default route:
Edit
/etc/inet/rc.conf and add the following line:
/usr/sbin/route add default 192.168.0.1 1
in case the used gateway has the IP address 192.168.0.1. Mention the 1 at the end of the line, don't forget to include it (metrics)!