Known Problems With The Distribution
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This is a list of the known problems with the MIT UNIX Internet software
distribution.

1) Many UNIX systems do not have the "sysleep" system call.  This call
   can be replaced in all occurrences by the "pause" system call.

2) The make files for the libI, libU, and tcplib libraries don't
   produce the correct library orderings.  The appropriate orderings 
   are as follows:

libI.a
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in_open.o
in_close.o
in_bread.o
in_read.o
in_write.o
in_alloc.o
in_wait.o
in_logpkt.o
in_globals.o
net_intrpt.o
tst_and_clr.o
movem.o

libU.a
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nettime.o
resolve_name.o
name_user.o
nametab.o
udp_open.o
udp_close.o
udp_bread.o
udp_read.o
udp_write.o
udp_socket.o
udp_alloc.o
udp_swab.o

tcplib.a
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DCtcp.o
timer.o
task.o
tk_util.o
q.o
tin_open.o
tk_globals.o

3) The routine telnet.c in the src/DCtcp/telnet directory uses a feature
   of our terminal driver which is not generally available, the "LFLITOUT"
   bit and the "ttymod" system call.  Both these should be ifdef'd out
   for systems not supporting this capability.