SPB-Linux 1.0.1: Accessing win95-files with long names
    copy to floppy disk (+ format floppy, 1.44MB and 1.68MB DMF)
    FTP-access (client and server) *)
    using Win95-shares *)
    linux NFS *)
    telnet (client and server) *)
    
The PC does not boot from harddisk or there are reasons not to boot from
harddisk - thus a bootable floppy disk is required.

The SPB-Linux bootdisk uses the Midnight Commander (mc), a Norton Commander
like interface and has the advantage that all files have long names.
    
The system runs using a ramdisk and requires 16MB RAM.

This Linux-system allows to PCs to be connected (serial or parallel
nullmodem-cable or ethernet with NE2000 compatible network-card,
isa, pci or pcmcia)
-access to shared folders in a Windows 95 network
-SPB-Linux simulates a modem: using a nullmodem cable other PCs can dial into
 the PC running SPB-Linux and access its folders by FTP.
-access to Linux NFS shared directories

The PC running SPB-Linux can be operated without keyboard and screen
using telnet (even with a Palm III).

SPB-Linux has been designed in .S.ankt .P.eters.b.urg, Russia.
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*) the corresponding addons (bz2-files) must be copied to the bootdisk
or to a second floppy disk (setting variable addons:changefloppy=yes).

#SPB-Linux version 1.0.1, C. Ostheimer (osth@freesurf.ch), 05.2000
#homepage: www.8ung.at/spblinux/