OK, folks, here it is...

Don't try -anything- until you've read -all- the readme.txt
files in -all- the subdirectories. In particular, the
Micro-C configuration is fiercely complex... I suspect there
are easier ways to accomplish things nowadays, but what you
see is what evolved over the course of a few years in the
early 90s. It's been a while!

The original hardware setup & network interface doc for
each module is in a text file within each directory. Read
those before you go further; it'll save you lots of
headscratching.

I've left the files and subdirectory structures completely
unchanged, except for converting the doc from a word
processor into flat ASCII text. As a result, you'll see
references to organizations & addresses that no longer
exist... don't trust anything external to the code!

Comments? Questions? Drop me a note...

Ed Nisley
ed.nisley@pobox.com