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Short:ENV:-On-HD-Manager. Source incl. V1.4.
Author:pernathw at cip.ub.uni-muenchen.de (Wanja Pernath)
Uploader:pernathw cip ub uni-muenchen de (Wanja Pernath)
Type:util/boot
Architecture:m68k-amigaos
Date:1997-09-03
Download:http://aminet.net/util/boot/envman.lha - View contents
Readme:http://aminet.net/util/boot/envman.readme
Downloads:544

ENVMan is the first public release  of  an  enviroment  manager.  It  is
FreeWare  but  the  copyright  remains  by  the author. Source in ANSI C
included. Feel free to modify and/or learn from it.

The only thing I want to see is my Name in your source or documentation,
if you want to use my source.

Sorry, but the documentation of this nice proggy is only in german.

To install ENVMan follow these steps:

  - Copy ENVMan000 or ENVMan020 to your C:-Directory and rename it
    to ENVMan.

  - Create a Directory on your HD with enough space for the full
    ENV: Directory. ( like SYS:Env )

  - Open your s:startup-sequence and modify the line "Assign ENV: RAM:Env"
    to "Assign ENV: SYS:Env"

  - Remove the assignment to ENV: with "Assign ENV: RAM:Env REMOVE" and
    type "Assign ENV: SYS:Env"

  - Copy the contens of ENV: to Sys:Env with the following command:
    "ENVMan UPDATE". After 5-6 seconds the contens is copied.

  - Run "ENVMan TEST" to get the fastest results.

  - After TESTing ENVMan prints out something like this:

      ...

      Largest Copy-Buffer needed: 16716 Bytes.
      ExAll()-Buffers needed    : 121.

      Using this results as options assumes you have at least 187180
      Bytes of available memory.


    If you are sure to have this amount of memory available during
    startup, you can put "ENVMan COPYBUFFER=16716 BUFFERS=121" after the
    last Assignment in your s:startup-sequence.

  - Now you can reboot your Amiga and ENVMan saves ~200KBytes of available
    memory, because the ENV:-Vars and Preferences are no longer in
    RAM:-Disk.


Contents of util/boot/envman.lha
 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[generic]                 4855   16192  30.0% -lh5- 6139 Jan 10  1997 ENVMan/envman.c
[generic]                 5081   11901  42.7% -lh5- 7622 Jan 17  1997 ENVMan/ENVMan.guide
[generic]                  978    1857  52.7% -lh5- e998 Jan 17  1997 ENVMan/ENVMan.guide.info
[generic]                  335     518  64.7% -lh5- e750 Jan  4  1997 ENVMan/ENVMan.prj
[generic]                  907    1784  50.8% -lh5- e56c Jan 10  1997 ENVMan/ENVMan.readme
[generic]                 3028    4856  62.4% -lh5- 6047 Jan 10  1997 ENVMan/ENVMan000
[generic]                 2959    4660  63.5% -lh5- b376 Jan 10  1997 ENVMan/ENVMan020
[generic]                  596    1247  47.8% -lh5- d14f Jan 17  1997 ENVMan.info
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total         8 files   18739   43015  43.6%            Sep  3  1997

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