README for little.nhlink.net AT&T 3B2 archive section, last updated:
	Wed May 14 08:29:19 EDT 1997


	This is the README file for the anonymous FTP logon on 
little.nhlink.net.  I set up this archive to help fill the void left
when the archive on ucqais was shutdown.  This site contains most of
the old ucqais archive, along with software for the 5620/630/730 DMD
terminals (mostly a few games) and FAQs for the 3B2, DMD, and a couple
of tip sheets for using StarGROUP 3.2 with versions 5.x and 6.x of DOS.
Contributions of new code are gladly accepted in /pub/contrib.  If you
do have code to donate please drop me a note so I know what the code
does.

	If you are planning to download any of the binaries available on
little please see the README.binary file.

	Little.nhlink.net (204.89.239.98) is a Sun Sparc 5 running  Solaris
2.5.1 located at the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at
Cleveland State University.  The files stored here have been compressed using 
the GNU gzip utility.  

	Those with a .z extension were compressed with gzip V 1.0.6, files
with .gz were compressed using gzip V 1.24.  Both versions are available on
little.  The gzip packages are located in the gnu subdirectory as:

		gzip.tar.Z
		gzip.124.tar.Z

	Compress itself is available in the utils subdirectory in the off 
chance you don't have it.

	Now to thank some people for making this possible.  First thanks
go to Ed McNeeley, (past) Director of College Computing, for allowing me to 
indulge my affection for 3B2s.  A round of thanks to David Breneman
for supplying me with the lion's share of the contents found here, and
a really good deal on a 3B2/600 that helped make the original "little" 
machine surplus.

A big thank you to Steven Kilby for building the orignal site that
supplied most of this wonderful code.  Last, but not least, thanks to all
those who ported the code found here to the 3B2, any of us who have
tried to build "portable" code on a 3B2 know that this often is not an
easy or pleasant task.

	If you have any questions, comments, or code to make available
please contact me, Bob Martel - bob@meeker.csuohio.edu.

	Bob Martel, bob@meeker.csuohio.edu