WARNING :
If you don't really understand what a .profile is, it's better to contact someone that know how unix and bash work, because if you do some mistakes you could become unable to launch a Terminal.
Double click on TermHire executable corresponding to your hardware and select "Do it"
Alternative : Use the "Install" shellscript included into this archive directly.
Notice:A copy of the original files that are updated by the script will be stored in the /boot/var/log/termhire folder. You can delete/move this directory if you don't notice problems after some reboots.
If you have problems, you can uninstall all the stuff by launching the "Uninstall" script. This will remove lines containing the sentence "TERMHIRE STUFF" from your .profile and remove TermHire files. Copies of all things are done in /boot/var/log/termhire, and errors are logged in install.log and uninstall.log files.
--------- Cut Here ------------------------------- export $HOME=/boot/your_home #TERMHIRE STUFF if [ "$FOLDER_PATH" != "" ] ; then #TERMHIRE STUFF cd "$FOLDER_PATH" #TERMHIRE STUFF unset -v FOLDER_PATH #TERMHIRE STUFF else #TERMHIRE STUFF cd "$HOME" #TERMHIRE STUFF fi #TERMHIRE STUFF pwd #TERMHIRE STUFF --------- Cut Here -------------------------------