Appendix A: Package Specific Installation Instruction


	This update is packaged as a self extracting shell script. To update
	your system, just execute the package with the appropriate options.
	You must be logged on as root, and the package must be run from an
	ext2/ext3 filesystem.

Usage is as follows:

 packagename.sh [-?] | [-r] | [-s] | [-xd [device]] | [-x dirname] | [-w] 


  -? 		Shows the command line help

  -r		Install the package and reboot immediately

  -s		Silent/unattented install

  -xd [device]	Extracts contents to floppy disk(s)
                If device is not specified, floppy device /dev/fd0 is taken as the default.

  -x dirname	Extracts contents to directory specified

  -w		Save track0 to track01.sav and wipe boot sector (assumes -r)
		UpdateXpress packages use a portion of track0 of the first
		logical hard drive to store boot information for
		the virtual floppy environment. Normally, the only data
		contained on this track is the master boot record (MBR).
		Occasionally, updates will fail if there is no room to store
		the boot information on track0. If the update fails, execute
		the package with the -s -w options. This will erase track0
		of the hard drive while preserving the MBR; install the
		virtual floppy on the drive, and then reboot the system to
		perform the update. The data contained in track0 is backed
		up in a file named track0.sav

	Please Note:

	The package update for Linux ONLY supports ext2/ext3 filesystems!