This source package contains net source code changed for Linux.

Normally, the package contains information about where the newest version
is uploaded. Please send me an email, if you know about any newer version out.

* Check the configuration options in the toplevel Makefile.

* Do a "make" as any user to compile everything. Maybe use "make 2>&1 | less"
  to check everything. Do a "make install" as root to install everything.

* If you want to see, what exactly has changed for the linux version do:
  find arp -name '*,v' | sed 's/,v$//' | sort | \
                xargs -r -ihugo rcsdiff -q -u -L hugo hugo | less
  (Yeah, that's why Unix is so cool...)

  Here is a list of special things, I have changed:
  - In ytalk-3.0.1, I have moved Makefile to Makefile.old.

* I have modified net-tools-1.1.27 a lot without putting all changes in this
  source package. But this has only to do with the way, the sources are
  compiled. Nothing in the programs themselves has changed.

* Check the files in "./etc/" for sample files to put in your "/etc" directory.

Florian  La Roche  <flla@stud.uni-sb.de>

