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@This file gets installed in /usr/lib/mac.  In old alpa and beta versions,
it contained a bunch of release notes.  Now, it just points the reader
off to the documentation.  It does serve a useful purpose, however.  You
can tell what version of the A/UX Toolbox is on a machine simply by looking
at the name of this file.  It is always named README.${VERSION}
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@Removed lie about installation help
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@    For information about using this version of the A/UX
Toolbox, see the document "A/UX Toolbox Guide."

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@Removed warning about kernel versions
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    For information about installing and using this version of the A/UX
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@Added warning about using new uinter device driver
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*** NOTE ***
    Version b4.0 requires a new version of the user interface device driver
in the UNIX kernel.  This version of the toolbox will not run with the same
kernel as version b3.0.

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