What is it?

MiNT/MiNT-Net Installer that fits on a floppy disk (without multitos)


What does it?

It installs MiNT/MiNT-Net/(MultiTOS) on TOS filesystems, so you you don't have 
to worry about unix filesystems like ext2, minix and so on. Simply click the 
CRIPPLE.PRG and wait until installation has finished.
After that you only have to configure your internet connection with 
MiCo. Because of copyright issues, the package does not contain 
MultiTOS, so if you want to install MultiTOS, you have to create a 
ZIP package with the name MULTITOS.ZIP with the following files e.g. 
structure, and put it in the CRIPPLE\PAKETE\ folder:

MULTITOS\
   GEM.CNF
   GEM.SYS
   LPR.APP
   LPR.RSC
   MINIWIN.APP
   MINIWIN.RSC
   VIEWER.APP

It might run on 68000 4MB machines, but there will be less space left when 
MiNT is running.

If you own a Milan/Hades/Medusa/Afterburner you have to add a line in 
the c:\MINT\MINT.CNF so that your fpu emulator programm will be 
started:

exec x:\where_fpu_emulator_is\fpu_xxxx.prg


New in Version 0.15
Now it's possible to use a network card, but you have to do some editing.
First of all copy a network card driver to the boot:\MINT folder that 
is valid for your card.
Second, load MINT.CNF to an editor and look at the "Setting up 
network interfaces" section. You will find the following:

exec u:\sbin\ifconfig en0 addr 192.168.1.10 up
exec u:\sbin\route add default en0 gw 192.168.1.1

In the first line you possibly have to change the en0 into an 
identifier for your card (e.g ne0 or similiar) and you have to change 
the IP address to the IP adress you need for your network.
In the second line you have to change the IP to the IP of your 
gateway (e.g. IP of your router)

Finally edit the u:\etc\resolv.con and add your domain and nameserver.
Now reboot and it should work.


It's "take as is" software, I will give no support to installation problems,  
so use it at your own risk.

Have fun!


03/22/08

Marc-Antn Kehr