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Overview
Comment:Clarified the tarball unpacking command in the top-level README.md.
Downloads: Tarball | ZIP archive
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User & Date: tangent 2019-08-13 04:58:55.372
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2019-08-15
22:49
Updated the docs talking about Fossil 2.x binaries now that Buster is out, shipping Fossil 2.9. check-in: 062d059f8a user: tangent tags: trunk
2019-08-13
04:58
Clarified the tarball unpacking command in the top-level README.md. check-in: 74ae8b2240 user: tangent tags: trunk
2019-08-11
03:37
Assorted improvements to the top-level README.md file. check-in: c3f1846968 user: tangent tags: trunk
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    above, so you can use Fossil to update your software to the current
    version at any time, as long as the Pi is connected to the Internet.


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### Unpacking the Software on Your Pi

Having transferred the distribution file onto your Pi, unpack it:


    $ tar xvf /path/to/pidp8i-VERSION.tar.gz

The file name will vary depending on what you downloaded and [how you
transferred it to the Pi](#transferring).  After unpacking it, you will


have a new directory beginning with `pidp8i`.  `cd` into that directory,
then proceed with the [configuration](#configuring) steps below.


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### If You Need More Help

If the above material is not sufficient to get you started, you might
want to look at [the documentation][rpfd] provided by the Raspberry








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    above, so you can use Fossil to update your software to the current
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### Unpacking the Software on Your Pi

Having transferred the distribution file onto your Pi, unpack it with a
command roughly like:

    $ tar xvf /path/to/pidp8i-VERSION.tar.gz

The final argument to that command will vary depending on what you
downloaded, [how you transferred it to the Pi](#transferring), and where
you put it. If you used the `wget` command above, the path is simply
`pidp8i.tar.gz`, for example. After unpacking the tarball, you will have
a new directory beginning with `pidp8i`.  `cd` into that directory, then
proceed with the [configuration](#configuring) steps below.


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### If You Need More Help

If the above material is not sufficient to get you started, you might
want to look at [the documentation][rpfd] provided by the Raspberry
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