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#ident	"@(#)TEXT	1.50	95/12/04 SMI"

%Getting_contents_i
Retrieving contents from ${drive}

%AvailPackages_t
Packages Available For Installation

%NoPkgsSelected
No packages will be installed
as you did not select any.

%PackageI
Reading package information...

%NONE
NO PACKAGES EXIST ON THIS SYSTEM

%listpkgs_t
Currently Installed Packages

%listpkgs_h
@TList Currently Installed Packages

This option displays the current install directory on
this system, and packages currently installed under
that directory, displayed in a scrolling window. The
packages are listed by name with a short description of
contents.

Users can select buttons below the form to view more
complete package information, to add a new package, to
delete a package, and to change the install directory.

%listpkgs_packages_h
@TList Of Currently Installed Packages

This is a list of packages currently installed under
the current install/root directory on this system,
including name and short description of contents (use
the View option for more package information).  

%viewpkg_t
View Package 

%viewpkg_h
@TView Package 

This option displays more information for the package
currently highlighted in the main menu. Displayed are
name, description of contents, version number, category
(type of package), the architecture the package is
intended for, install date, and vendor (creator of the
package).

%rmpkg_m
Deleting package '${rmpkg}' .... 

%rmpkg_success
The package '${rmpkg}' has been successfully deleted. 

%listpkgs_curroot_h
@TInstall Directory

This field displays the name of the current install (or
root) directory under which files from any new package
will be installed. The name of the install directory
can be changed using the Directory button.  

The default install directory is "/", where files are
placed during the initial install.

%chroot_newroot_h
@TNew Install/Root Directory

This field is used to enter the name of a new
install/root directory. The install directory is the
root where files will be placed under when a new
package is installed. 

For example, if the install directory is changed from
the default "/" to "/root" and a package is installed
which contains files in "/etc", those files will be
placed in "/root/etc".

%baddir
The directory ${proot} 
doesn't exist.  Choose another.

%media
directory

%Drives_h
@TSelect Drive And Package Type

This option is used to add a package by first selecting
the drive associated with the media you are installing
from, and the package type.  Unless "directory" is
specified as the drive type, the package will be
installed when the media is inserted in the drive and
you have hit enter in the select button.

If the drive type is set to "directory", a directory
specification form is then displayed, and a package
installed from the specified directory once the
"continue" button is entered in that form.

%Drives_t
Select Drive and Package Type

%Drives_drive_h
@TList of Drives

This is a list of drives on your system from which
software may be installed. Select an appropriate drive,
depending upon the type of media the package is
distributed on, or select installation from a
directory.

Packages must contain proper package information, and be
in the format associated with the package type you
specify, for an installation to succeed.

%pkgdir_t
Package Retrieval Directory

%chroot_h
@TChange Install/Root Directory

This option is used to change the name of the install/
root directory. The install directory is the root where
files will be placed under when a new package is
installed. For example, if the install directory is
changed from the default "/" to "/root", and a package
is installed which contains files in "/etc", those
files will be placed in "/root/etc". 

A name field is used to enter the new directory name.
Also displayed are subdirectories for the current
install/root. New names can be typed in or can be
selected from the sub-directory list. If a non-existant
directory name is typed in, you will be given the
option of creating it, or cancelling the operation.
The sub-directory field will be updated whenever a new
install directory is specified.

%chroot_t
Change Install/Root Directory

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%v4_inst_success
Package Installation Complete.
All packages installed successfully.

A log of the installation has been
stored in ${LOG_FILE}

%v4_inst_aborted
Package Installation Aborted.
${NUM_FAILURES} package(s) did not install successfully.

A log of the installation has been
stored in ${LOG_FILE}

%v4_inst_failures
Package Installation Complete.
${NUM_FAILURES} package(s) did not install successfully.

A log of the installation has been
stored in ${LOG_FILE}

%v4_inst_ok
Package "${DB_KEY1}" has been succesfully
installed on root directory "${DB_KEY2}"

%brief_v4_inst_ok
"${DB_KEY1}" has been installed (root was "${DB_KEY2}")

%pkgadd_dialog_t
Add Package Dialog

%pkgadd_wait_msg
Adding package ${DB_KEY1}...

%getview_m
Retrieving package information for '${vpkg}'...

%notsvr4
Sorry, '${svr4pkg}' is not a pathname
to a directory containing SVR4 packages.

Please select another choice from the list.

%dir_item_pick_t
Directory Contents

%dir_done_esc_m
When done, use <ESC> to get to the buttons.

%drives_form_txt
@5  Drives:                   Package Type:@0

%must_select_m
You must select a Package Type or choose Auto Detection
to determine the type!

%whichpkg_err
WARNING! The package type could not be determined!

Please select package type manually or select CANCEL
to exit this process.

########### pkgadd stuff ############

%AUTO_txt_field
Auto Detection

%SVR4_txt_field
Solaris/AT&T System V Release 4

%SVR3_txt_field
AT&T System V Release 3.2 

%IUS_txt_field
INTERACTIVE UNIX

%CUSTOM_txt_field
SCO UNIX 

########### add/custom stuff ############

%custom_prep
Running prep. script 

%custom_init
Running init. script 

%custom_rmv
Running remove script 

########### add/ius stuff ############
%ius_t
INTERACTIVE Unix Installation Interaction Window

%pkgview_h
@TView Package 

Use this button to display more information for the
currently highlighted package. Displayed are name,
description of contents, version number, category (type
of package), the architecture the package is intended
for, install date, and vendor (creator of package).

%pkgadd_h
@TAdd Package

Use this button to enter forms that will allow you to
install new packages. You will be asked to provide the
type of media the package is delivered on, and a
package type.

N.B. If the Interactive & SCO UNIX Binary Compatibility
package (SUNWibcs2) is not installed, many of the SVR3
type package options are not available.

%addpkg_h
@TAdd Package

Use this option to install new packages. You will be
asked to provide the type of media the package is
delivered on, and a package type.

N.B. If the Interactive & SCO UNIX Binary Compatibility
package (SUNWibcs2) is not installed, many of the SVR3
type package options are not available.

%pkgdel_t
Delete Package

%pkgdel_h
@TDelete Package

Use this button to enter a form that provides more
information about the currently highlighted package,
the one you have selected to delete. If the delete
button is entered in the form, the package will be
deleted, and all files from the package will removed
from the system.

%pkgdir_h
@TChange Install/Root Directory

Use this button to enter an option used to change the
name of the install/ root directory. The install
directory is the root where files will be placed under
when a new package is installed. For example, if the
install directory is changed from the default "/" to
"/root", and a package is installed which contains
files in "/etc", those files will be placed in
"/root/etc".

A name field is used to enter the new directory name.
Also displayed are subdirectories for the current
install/root. New names can be typed in or can be
selected from the sub-directory list. If a non-existant
directory name is typed in, you will be given the
option of creating it, or cancelling the operation.
The sub-directory field will be updated whenever a new
install directory is specified.

%dirchg_h
@TChange Install/Root Directory

Use this button to change the install/root directory
you have entered in the directory name field.

%dirnoexist
The directory '${proot}' doesn't exist.
Would you like to create it now?

%dirnoexistH
Directory Does Not Exist

%dirnoexist_h
@TDirectory Does Not Exist

The directory that you are trying to select does
not exist. If you want the system to create the
directory, then you should select the "YES" button
otherwise select "NO".

%is_file
'${proot}' is not a directory.
You may only select directories.

%delpkg_h
@TDelete Package

This option is used to delete a package on the system.
Details about the selected package are displayed. If
the delete button is selected in this form, that
package will be deleted, and all files installed by
that package will be removed from the system.

%listpkgs_dirs_h
@TSubdirectory List

This is a list of subdirectories under the current
install/root directory.

%pkgmgmt_mo
Package Management

%pkgmgmt_md
Add, delete, list, and view Packages

%pkgmgmt_h
@TPackage Management

The Package Management menu allows you to add and
delete packages, view information on packages, see the
list of currently installed packages, and change the
root directory where package files will be installed.

%install_dialog_t
Package Installation Dialog Window

%pkgrm_exec_t
Package Removal Dialog Window

%typeauto_h
@TAuto Detection Package Type

Use this option if you would like to have this utility
determine package type.

%typesvr4_h
@TSVR4 Package Type

Use this option if you are installing a SVR4 Unix
package.

%typesvr3_h
@TSVR3 Package Type

Use this option if you are installing a SVR3 Unix
package.

%typeius_h
@TINTERACTIVE Unix Package Type

Use this option if you are installing an INTERACTIVE
Unix package, or one created in an INTERACTIVE Unix
installable format.

%typecust_h
@TSCO Unix Package Type

Use this option if you are installing a SCO Unix
package, or one created in a SCO Unix installable
format.

%selpack_h
@TSelect Button

Use this button to continue to the next form and
install a package.

%NotInstalled
Not Installed

%InstFailH
Continue with installation

%InstFail
${DB_KEY1} failed to install.  Do you want to
continue with the installation of any other
outstanding packages you have selected ?

%chgdefault_m
Changing defaults...

%chgdefault_bl
YES/NO DEFAULTS

%chgdefault_h
@TYES/NO Defaults

Pressing the <ENTER> key on this button will change all
the fields beneath "Install?" to be the opposite of
what they currently are.  If all the fields are set to
NO, they will be changed to YES, and vice versa.  You
also may subsequently <Tab> into the fields and change
their values on an individual basis.  No action will
take place until the <INSTALL> button has been
selected.

%install_bl
 INSTALL 

%install_h
@TInstall Button

Press the <ENTER> key on this button to install all
the packages whose "Install?" field is set to YES.

%ynv_h
@TInstall Setting

This field defines whether the package on the same line
should or should not be installed.

%insert_vol1_m
Insert volume 1 of the distribution media containing the
packages you wish to install, then press any key to continue.

%media_e
Unable to open or read from the device '${media_dev}'.
Check that media is in the drive.

%pkg_type_e
The format of the package on the media does not match 
the package type you have selected.

%pkg_format_m
Verifying package format...

%pkgadd_m
Identifying software installation devices... 

%auto_detect_m
Probing for package type...

%package_m
Building package list...

%pkg_type_m
Verifying package type...

%retrievedir_h
@TPackage Retrieval Directory

Use this form to select a directory that contains SVR4
packages.  Either type the path of the directory in the
upper field, or enter the lower field and build the
path by selecting names to append.  When you are done,
use <ESC> to access the buttons.

SVR4 packages are actually directories themselves, so
be careful not to decend too far and end up inside a
package directory - you must hit <ESC> when you are in
the directory above the package itself.

%SpaceReq_txt
Space Required(MB)

%SpaceAvail_txt
Space Available(MB)

%pkg_header_txt
Install?  Package Name

%RetSelPkgs
Retrieving Selected Packages...

%RemPkgs
Removing Packages...

%ExecInit
Running init script...

%ExecPrep
Running prep script...

%make_form_buttons
                     [install  ]      [cancel ]
