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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"><HTML><HEAD>	<TITLE>Newtonlink Download</TITLE></HEAD><BODY BACKGROUND="Images/nlback.gif"><H1 ALIGN=CENTER>What is the actual version of Newtonlink,<BR>wherecan I get it ?</H1><HR><P>The actual version of <STRONG>Newtonlink</STRONG> is 1.29 fromSep. 1998. It is useable, most things work, but there may be somebugs left and some features are not perfectly implemented. If youfind some bugs, errors or missing features, please report to theNewtonlink mailing list. </P><UL>	<LI><P><STRONG>The latest version is available at</STRONG><BR>	<A HREF="http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-1.29.tar.gz">http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-1.29.tar.gz</A><BR>	<A HREF="http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-1.29-1.i386.rpm">http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-1.29-1.i386.rpm</A>		</P>        <P>        <LI><STRONG>Older versions :</STRONG>	<UL>            <LI>Version 1.28 as            <A HREF="http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-1.28.tar.gz">.tar.gz</A> file or	    <A HREF="http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-1.28-1.i386.rpm">.rpm</A> file.	    	    <LI>Version 1.27 as            <A HREF="http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-1.27.tar.gz">.tar.gz</A> file or	    <A HREF="http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-1.27-1.i386.rpm">.rpm</A> file.	            </UL>        <P><LI><P>Newtonlink is also available on the main Linux software	archive <STRONG>Sunsite</STRONG> under<BR>	<A HREF="http://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/serialcomm/machines/">http://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/serialcomm/machines/</A>		</P>	<LI><P>Newtonlink is also available on the <A HREF="http://cdrom.amug.org/" TARGET="_top">AMUG	CD</A> <A HREF="http://cdrom.amug.org/http/newt/readme.html" TARGET="_top">TOTALLY	for NEWTON</A> under<BR> 	/pkgs/communic/2/newtonli/ 	</P>	<LI><P><STRONG>This documentation is always available at</STRONG><BR>	<A HREF="http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-doc-en.html" TARGET="_top">http://misf67.cern.ch/~reinhold/Newton/newtonlink-doc-en.html</A>	</P></UL><HR><H1>How to install and use Newtonlink ?</H1><UL>	<LI>Log in as root 	<LI>Copy the tar.gz-file to a temporary directory, e.g. ~/tmp 	<LI>Expand the tar.gz-file 	<LI>Install Newtonlink with <EM>perl install.pl</EM>. If you like	to install due to the Linux filesystem standard, use <EM>perl	install.pl -lfs</EM>, to remove Newtonlink use <EM>perl install.pl	-rmlfs</EM>.	<LI>Create a link to your serial device connecting the Newton. 	<UL>		<LI><EM>ln -s /dev/ttyS0 /dev/newton</EM> for using COM1 under		Linux on a PC. 		<LI><EM>ln -s /dev/cua/a /dev/newton</EM> for using COM1 under		Solaris on a Sun workstation. 		<LI><EM>ln -s /dev/ttyd2 /dev/newton</EM> under IRIX on a SGI		workstation. 	</UL>	<LI>Install the TimeDate Perl-Lib (included in the Newtonlink	distribution). 	<LI>Make sure that <EM>newtonlink</EM> is in your path. 	<LI>Start Sloup on your Newton with the correct baudrate. 	<LI>Start Newtonlink with <EM>newtonlink &lt;param&gt; &amp;</EM> 	<LI><P><STRONG>Important :</STRONG> <BR>During the first use of	Newtonlink it will create a user specific config file <EM>~/.newtonlink/newtonlink.config</EM>	in your home directory. Then you have to edit this file and to	change the entrys in the user editable section if neccessary.<BR>When	you upgrade from an older version, your user specific config	file will be replaced ! 	</P></UL><HR><H1>How to install and use Newtonlink under OS/2 ?</H1><UL>	<LI>Copy the tar.gz-file to the directory where you would newtonlink	to reside on your system.	<LI>Expand the tar.gz-file	<LI>Install Newtonlink with <EM>perl install_os2.pl</EM>. 	<LI>Install the TimeDate Perl-Lib (included in the Newtonlink	distribution). 	<LI>Start Sloup on your Newton with the correct baudrate. 	<LI>Switch to the directory where newtonlink is installed and start	Newtonlink with <I>perl </I><EM>newtonlink &lt;param&gt; &amp;</EM> 	<LI><STRONG>Important :</STRONG><BR> Cause OS/2 isn't an UNIX you	don't need an user specific config file. On OS/2-Systems, there is	just one config file, located in the installation directory of	newtonlink. It's called <I>newtonlink.config</I>.	<LI><B>Tip :</B> <BR>To create a Newtonlink object on the desktop,	copy the OS/2 windowed session object. Change the symbol of the	object to <I>&lt;instpath&gt;\newtonlink.ico</I> and the working	directory to <I>&lt;instpath&gt;</I><B>.</B></UL><P><!-- $REVISION:1.9 $ $Date: 1998/09/06 10:44:31 $ --></P></BODY></HTML>
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