		NOTES FOR RUNNING INGRES89 on BSD/386!

I can't take credit for this port.  It was done by Kenji Okamoto at the
Univ of Osaka Prefecture in Japan.  He posted the diffs in comp.unix.bsd.
I hacked a couple of the Makefiles (in truly minor ways) and typed 
make allinstall and it worked.  He did this port for 386BSD and it
seems to work great for BSDI.  What is contained in this tar file is
the Berkeley code with Kenji's code changes and my Makefile hacks. If
you've picked up the tar archive and are reading it, you don't need
to apply the changes in Ingres.diff.Z.

I installed this in /usr.  (it will unpack as ingres/).  I haven't
tried moving it to another location,but it shouldn't be hard.  Read the
READ_ME files scattered around the release and you shouldn't have any
trouble building ingres. But, if you are truly lazy (like me), you can
try building it using my instructions:

1.	Add  a user ingres and make the the top-level ingres directory
	his home (the directory with data,bin,source, etc).

2.	Chown the tree to ingres.  You might as well do it, it will try
	to build lots of setuid stuff and you don't want to run into
	permissions problems.

3.	su to ingres.

4.	cd /usr/ingres/source/conf.  Type "make allinstall" Wait for
	it to build.  Maybe 30 minutes.  Send the output to a file just
	in case.  The system will continue to build even if there is
	an error. Check the output, if it's ok, your done.

5. 	cd /usr/ingres.  Add /usr/ingres/bin to your path. type :
	usersetup. It should quietly return.  

6.	create a database and play!  creatdb dbname should work.


If you have any problems with the your build, consult the READ_ME files 
spread around the release.  The docs for the whole system are in 
/usr/ingres/doc. Check them out, too.


Good Luck,

Tom Markson (tom@usblues.rt.com)
12/1/92
