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+MINIX
+
+This directory and subdirectories contain MINIX, a small UNIX-like
+system for IBM PC's and compatibles. The prime objective of Minix is
+education. Major parts of it can be studied and understood by one
+person in a limited amount of time. Minix is a redesign, using a modern
+microkernelish setup. Read the Minix Info Sheet
+(http://www.cs.vu.nl/~ast/minix.html) for more information. Read it first if
+you have a Web browser. 
+
+Minix is free for educational use only, read the Minix license-to-use
+in the file LICENSE. You have to agree to its terms if you want to use
+this software. 
+
+You can find the following directories in this tree: 
+
+  CD-ROM-2.0/           - Minix 2.0 CD-ROM
+
+  2.0.0/                - Minix 2.0.0 (same as CD-ROM-2.0/MINIX/, but
+                          with README's adapted to FTP and WWW users)
+
+  dosutil/              - Useful MS-DOS utilities for Minix installation
+
+  contrib/              - Third party software not on the CD
+
+  sparc/                - Solaris Minix-2.0 (same as CD-ROM-2.0/SMX/)
+  amiga/                - Minix 1.5 disk images for the Amiga
+  atari/                - Minix 1.5 disk images for the Atari
+  macintosh/            - Minix 1.5 for the Apple Macintosh
+
+  old/                  - Old and probably obsolete Minix stuff
+
+Files with suffix .Z are compressed, files with suffix .tar are archives of
+files, files with suffix .TAZ are compressed archives. Use one of 
+
+        uncompress file.Z
+        tar xvf file.tar
+        zcat file.TAZ | tar xvfp -
+
+to uncompress or unpack compressed files, archives, and compressed
+archives. Our FTP server allows you to transfer entire directory trees
+in a single command if you reference the directory with .tar attached
+to its name. So you could get 2.0.0.tar in one blow if you want to, but
+note that you probably do not want everything in a given directory.
+Inspect the contents of a directory first. 
+
+                                        Andy Tanenbaum (ast@cs.vu.nl)
+                                        Kees J. Bot (kjb@cs.vu.nl)