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Rob Parkhill writes
>Hi All:
>	Yesterday I tried to install the NeXT_AppleTalk.pkg . I launched 
>
>Installer, opened up the package, and tried to install it. But after checking
>all of the files, Installer reported that all of the files in  
>NextLibrary/Documentation were on a read-only file system. This makes sense 
>since I linked the Documentation folders from my hard drive to the CD to
>save a bunch of space. The question is, why does the  NeXT_AppleTalk.pkg need 
>to modify these files?

It's trying to install the documentation for NeXT_AppleTalk.  Where else?

>                       Is there some way around it without putting all of the
>Documentation on my Hard Disk?

Let it put the Docs there so the install will work.  Then you can decide whether you want to leave it or not.  It's only 99 KB or so, and all in the directory /NextLibrary/Documentation/AppleTalk.  I have no idea whether the stuff is in /NextLibrary/Documentation on the CD, but you can certainly check and see.

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Bob Cook                              bobcook@slac.stanford.edu
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center    NeXT mail okay
on were on a read-only file system. This makes sense 
>since I linked the Documentation folders from my hard drive to the CD to
>save a bunch of space. The question is, why does the  NeXT_AppleTalk.pkg need 
>to modify these files?

It's trying to install the documentation for NeXT_AppleTalk.  Where else?

>                       Is there some way around it without putting all of the
>Documentation on my Hard Disk?

Let it put the Docs there so the install will work.  Then you can decide whether you want to leave it or not.  It's only 99 KB or so, and all in the directory /NextLibrary/Documentation/AppleTalk.  I have no idea whether the stuff is in /NextLibrary/Documentation on the CD, but you can certainly check and see.

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Bob Cook