Here is the MAKEflop script========================================
#
# PURPOSE: This is the general purpose MAKEflop script for the 3B[12] STORE
# it is used to create installable floppies of new packages for the 3B1,
# 3B2 and 386 UNIX systems
#
# CREATED: 10/14/96 by George F. Hamstra
# MODIFIED: 4/1/98  by George F. Hamstra - added 386/Intel cases
#
# This should be the only variable that needs adjusting - adapt for the
# package name but keep it under 10 characters as it is necessary to append
# "+IN" and if compressed (or zipped) a ".[Zz]"

PKGNAME="WORDFIND"

# Determine system type

if mc68k # a 3B1 (aka UNIX/PC) system?
then
	U3B=1
	CDEV=rfp021
	BDEV=fp021
elif u3b2 # a 3B2 System?
then
	U3B=2
	CDEV=rifdsk06
	BDEV=ifdsk06
elif i386 # an Intel version? (assumes 3.5" drive A!!!)
then
	U3B=3
	CDEV=rdsk/f0
	BDEV=dsk/f0
else
	echo "$0: Cannot determine machine type - terminating!"
	exit 1
fi

CDEV="/dev/$CDEV"
BDEV="/dev/$BDEV"
export PKGNAME CDEV BDEV CHKMNT

#
# Just to be safe we will attempt an unmount, if it fails we are
# if it succeeds there is a potential problem with a diskette that
# was left in the drive.
#
CHKMNT=`/etc/umount $BDEV 2>&1`
if [ "$CHKMNT" = "" ] # Diskette present!!!!!
then
	echo "\n\n$0: Determined a previously mounted filesystem on $BDEV"
	echo "The filesystem has been unmounted.  Place the correct diskette"
	echo "in the drive and re-run this procedure!\n\n"
	exit 1
fi

#
# All of the specifics necessary for creating a new 3B2 diskette
# Assumes diskette 0
#

U3B2_RTN() {
	# 3B2 installables are from a formatted disk with a UNIX
	# filesystem, that have been labellled "install"
	if [ "$1" = "-f" -o "$it" = "f" -o "$it" = "-f" ]
	then
		/etc/fmtflop -v $CDEV
		if [ "$?" != "0" ]
		then
			echo "\n\n$0: FORMAT failure on $CDEV - $0 terminating!\n\n"
			exit 99
		fi
		FS_SIZE=1440
		MAKE_LABEL
	fi
	MNT_COPY
}

#
# All of the specifics necessary for creating a new Intel UNIX diskette
# Assumes a 3.5" disk as drive 0.
#
I386_RTN() {
	# I386 installables are from a formatted disk with a UNIX
	# filesystem, that have been labellled "install"
	if [ "$1" = "-f" -o "$it" = "f" -o "$it" = "-f" ]
	then
		/bin/format -v $CDEV
		if [ "$?" != "0" ]
		then
			echo "\n\n$0: FORMAT failure on $CDEV - $0 terminating!\n\n"
			exit  105
		fi
		FS_SIZE=2879
		MAKE_LABEL
	fi
	MNT_COPY
}

#
# MAKE_LABEL makes a properly sized filesystem and labels the media
# with the proper name.  I decided to redirect all of the standard
# and error output since there is so much from these commands, and
# since I am checking the exit status - if you have problems - change it!
#
MAKE_LABEL() {
	echo "Making new filesystem...." 2>&1 > /dev/null
	/etc/mkfs $CDEV $FS_SIZE 2>/dev/null
	if [ "$?" != "0" ]
	then
		echo "\n\n$0: MKFS failure on $CDEV - $0 terminating!\n\n"
		exit 100
	fi
	echo "Labeling new filesystem...." 2>&1 > /dev/null
	/etc/labelit $CDEV install install
	if [ "$?" != "0" ]
	then
		echo "\n\n$0: LABELIT failure on $CDEV - $0 terminating!\n\n"
		exit 101
	fi
	echo "Checking new filesystem...."
	/etc/fsck -y $CDEV 2>&1 > /dev/null
	if [ "$?" != 0 ]
	then
		echo "\\n$0: FSCK detected problems on $CDEV - $0 terminating!\n\n"
		exit 102
	fi
}

#
# MNT_COPY mounts the filesystem and copies the files to the
# filesystem.  This function can be called if the diskette
# has been pre-formatted.  umounting properly ensures no file damage
#
MNT_COPY() {
	/etc/mount $BDEV /install
	if [ "$?" != "0" ]
	then
		echo "\n\n$0: MOUNT failure on $BDEV - $0 terminating!\n\n"
		exit 103
	fi
	/bin/cat Files|/bin/cpio -pdmuvcl /install
	if [ "$?" != "0" ]
	then
		echo "\n\n$0: CPIO failure to /install - $0 terminating!\n\n"
		exit 104
	fi
	/etc/umount $BDEV
	if [ "$?" != "0" ]
	then
		echo "\n\n$0: UMOUNT failure on $BDEV - $0 terminating!\n\n"
		exit 105
	fi
	exit 0
}

echo "Calculating package size for $PKGNAME....."
> Size
/bin/cat Files | while read files
do
	/bin/du -a $files;
done|/usr/bin/awk 'BEGIN {X=0}{X+=$1}END{print X}' > Size

echo "\nTotal blocks required for $PKGNAME = `/bin/cat Size`\n"
/bin/ln Size SPACE 2>/dev/null

echo "Insert floppy disk and press return (q=quit, f=format first): \c"
read it
if [ "$it" = "q" ]
then
	exit 2
fi
#
# Usually /dev/rdiskette and /dev/rifdsk06 are linked, but the 3B2
# install package uses rifdsk06, so it is used here as the preferred
# device for consistency purposes.  But, just in case it doesn't
# exist we also check for /dev/rdiskette - raw is necessary for
# multiple volume packages and formatting!
#
case $U3B in
	1)
		/etc/iv -i $CDEV /usr/lib/iv/FD10nl
		/bin/cat Files | /bin/cpio -ocB > $BDEV
		;;
	2)
		U3B2_RTN
		;;
	3)
		I386_RTN
		;;
	*)
		echo "$0: Unable to determine output device type - terminating!"
		exit 3
esac
exit 0
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Here is the Install scipt that is a link to INSTALL========================

# This package is based upon THE STORE concept orginally designed
# for the AT&T UNIX PC.  The 3B2 uses INSTALL as its installation
# script, # while the 3B1 uses Install.  I have added to both to
# make them work # in a similar fashion.  The 386 store is the
# generic residence for AT&T Intel UNIX software.
#
# ===================================================================
# First a disclaimer - THE 3B2 STORE is not supported software!
#                    - THE 3B1 STORE is not supported software!
#                    - THE 386 STORE is not supported software!
# ===================================================================
# THE 3B1/3B2/386 STORE[s] are maintained and operated by
# George F. Hamstra 9/10/96
# hostage@cnote.chi.il.us 1630-257-3087
# ===================================================================
#
export INSPATH STORE PKGNAME FROMDIR ORDER LAST MNTNAME MNTDEV INSFILES U3B
export FREE_SPACE PACKAGE BIN UBIN TARGET_DIR PKG UA
#
# First determine the type of system we are on 3B1 or 3B2
#
if mc68k	# Test for a UNIX/PC
then
	U3B=1
	UA=${UA:=/usr/lib/ua}
	MNTDEV=${1:-"/dev/fp021"}
	MNTNAME=${2:-"/tmp"}
	INSPATH=${3:-"/tmp/install"}
	INSFILES=${4:-"INSFILES"}
elif u3b2	# Test for a 3B2
then
	U3B=2
	MNTDEV=${1:-"/dev/SA/diskette"}
	MNTNAME=${2:-"/install"}
	INSPATH=${3:-"/install/install"}
	INSFILES=${4:-"INSFILES"}
# Test for Intel platform - this test MUST be last, as well
# as any tests for systems of newer origin.  The reason is that
# i386 does not exist on the UNIX/PC, so the test will fail.
# Since he mc68k test is first the other cases are ignored.  An
# alternative would be to test and see if i386 exists and is
# executable, but this seems to work well....  for now....
elif i386
then
	U3B=3
	MNTDEV=${1:-"/dev/dsk/f0"}
	MNTNAME=${2:-"/install"}
	INSPATH=${3:-"/tmp/install"}
	INSFILES=${4:-"INSFILES"}
else
	echo "\n\n$0: CANNOT DETERMINE SYSTEM TYPE - TERMINATING!\n\n"
	exit 9
fi
if [ ! -d "$MNTNAME" ]
then
	echo "\n\nNO MOUNT POINT! $MNTNAME - TERMINATING!!\n\n"
	exit 9
fi
if [ ! -b "$MNTDEV" ]
then
	echo "\n\nNO MOUNT DEVICE! $MNTDEV - TERMINATING!!\n\n"
	exit 9
fi

BIN=/bin
UBIN=/usr/bin
TARGET_DIR=/usr/games	# Adjust as necessary....

FROMDIR=`pwd`			# Remember where we came from

if [ "$U3B" = "2" -o "$U3B" = "3" ]
then
	cd ${MNTNAME}			# Change to the work area
fi

PACKAGE="wordfind"

PKG="$PACKAGE"
PKGNAME=`$BIN/cat usr/options/${PKG}.name`
ORDER=`$BIN/cat ORDER`
LAST=`$BIN/cat LAST`

#
# Get the display garbage out of the way in one loop
# We only display 12 lines at time since we may be running in a window
# on the UNIX/PC (or the 3B2 if I ever finish the UA for it......)
#
for files in disclaim NEWSFILE README COPYRIGHT
do
	if [ -s "${files}" ]
	then
		$UBIN/tput clear
		if [ -x $UBIN/pg ]
		then
			$UBIN/pg -12 "${files}"
		elif [ -x $UBIN/more ]
		then
			$UBIN/more -12 "${files}"
		else
			$BIN/cat "${files}"
		fi
		echo "\n[RETURN] to continue. \c"
		read it
		$UBIN/tput clear
	fi
done

echo "

Common Installation script for 3B2's, UNIX/PC's & AT&T Intel platfroms:
Copyright (c) 1996, 1997, 1998 - George F. Hamstra
All Rights Reserved.

"

echo "

Installing $PKGNAME `$BIN/cat VER` ......


"
if [ "$U3B" = "2" -o "$U3B" = "3" ]
then
	cd ${MNTNAME}
fi

# We use the new file: INSFILES to determine the files to actually be 
# installed.  This avoids the problem with files like:
# Install, Files, Name, Size, etc. being installed in the root directory.
# The format of Files and INSFILES is identical, so it is easy to create
# an INSFILES from Files.
#
# To make things more "global", only files that are common to ALL
# environments are set in INSFILES, anything special can be processed
# below (due to the fact that the UNIX/PC uses /usr/lib/ua for stuff!


#
# This is where all the work gets done from!
# We locate and install all the files found in INSFILES
#
$BIN/find `$BIN/cat $INSFILES` -print | $BIN/cpio -pdlmucv / 2>/dev/null

#======================================================================
# Special processing required only on the UNIX/PC
#======================================================================

if [ "$U3B" = "1" ]
then
	$BIN/cp usr/lib/ua/Word_Topics $UA

	echo "Updating special Office files."

	if [ ! -s $UA/Toybox ]
	then
		> $UA/Toybox 2>/dev/null
		$BIN/chmod 664 $UA/Toybox 2>/dev/null
	fi
	$UBIN/uaupd -r "$PACKAGE" -a Toybox.wf Toybox
	$UBIN/uaupd -r Toybox -a Office Office
fi

#======================================================================
# End UNIX/PC Special Processing
#======================================================================

#
# Say goodnight
#
if [ "$U3B" = "1" ]
then
	$UBIN/message -i "The $PKGNAME has been installed"
elif [ "$U3B" = "2" -o "$U3B" = "3" ] # The i386 will allow 3B2 style installs
then
	echo "\n\nThe $PKGNAME has been installed\n\n"
fi

cd $FROMDIR
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