MINIX installation instructions.
Very brief - dare I even say vauge. I assume that the reader is, or
potentially is, a highly motivated UUCP guru.

1) Creat the file "/etc/uucpname".  It should be one line, containing
your uucpname.  Also, create an account "uucp".  The password
line should be something like:

uucp:*:40:40:Unix-Unix Copy:/usr/spool/uucp:/usr/lib/uucp/uucico

Create a group named uucp (gid 40) if you like. It's not important.
Save your ramdisk.

2) Create the directory "/usr/lib/uucp". Copy the contents of the
"lib.uucp" directory to it. Change the ownership of the directory and all
of the files to be uucp. It should look something like this
(note the permissions).
	total 6
	-rw-r--r--  1   uucp      88 Jul 29 00:33 L-devices
	-rw-------  1   uucp     125 Dec 20 11:46 L.sys
	-rw-rw-rw-  1   uucp    1609 Jan 11 03:23 LOGFILE
	-rw-------  1   uucp       3 Jan  3 17:42 SPOOLSEQ

3) Create the directory "/usr/spool/uucp". It should be mode 755 and owned
by "uucp". Maybe 777, I'm not sure.

4) Install "dial.h" from the "uucp/modemcap" directory in /usr/include.
Create the directory "/usr/etc" if you haven't already got one, and install
the "modemcap" file from the same directory in /usr/etc/modemcap. Do a make.

5) For this you need Doug Gwyn's POSIX directory routines, as posted in Dec.
by Terrence Holm. In the "uucp" directory, do a "make". You should end up
with a file "dcp". Change it to be owned by uucp, and mode 4755.
Do a "make uux". Copy uux to /usr/bin, change owner to uucp, and mode to 4755.

6) Edit the file "/usr/lib/uucp/L-devices".  Change any of the fields
that need changing for your dialout line.  The "brand" field will
probably be "hayes".

7) Arrange a UUCP connection with the other end. Set up the
/usr/lib/uucp/L.sys file appropriately.

8) Do "./dcp -s<remote-sys> -x20".  You should get lots of exciting
details about how dcp is dialing the phone, logging into the remote
system, setting up the UUCP protocol, transferring packets, deciding to
hang up, hanging up, etc.
