--- doc/build/Attic/instructions_with_cd.html	2001/02/21 18:04:38	1.1
+++ doc/build/Attic/instructions_with_cd.html	2001/05/18 22:01:16	1.2
@@ -124,9 +124,9 @@ there will be no time synchronization on
 time is expected to remain relatively constant (and correct if the machine
 is configured properly).  Kerberos realm allows for authenticating students
 and instructors based on an institution's Kerberos version 4 password-checking
-scheme (if supported by the institution).  If this is a test installation,
-Dr. Sherbert will most likely want to delete all entries from the host table
-on the bottom, and just add an entry that corresponds to 
+scheme (if supported by the institution).  <b>IMPORTANT: You will
+need to add an entry to hosts.tab (second "Add" key) corresponding to
+your new installation.</b>  Dr. Sherbert would enter something corresponding to
 morphyl1:morphy:library:grover.morphy.edu:12.34.56.99.
 <BR><IMG ALIGN="TOP" SRC="librarysystemsettings.gif" ALT="library server configuration graphic">
 <BR>&nbsp;</BR>
@@ -189,12 +189,13 @@ floppy) before boot-up.
 </UL>
 <STRONG>Booting up for the first time:</STRONG>
 <UL>
-<LI>It can take up to 10 minutes for the loncontrol server process to run.
-Sometimes, with a faulty configuration, the system can "hang".  The current
-solution is to reboot, and hit the 'I' key when the system prompts you
-for an interactive startup.  You should then answer "no" when asked about
-starting the loncontrol process.
-<LI>Please, as root, run "sh ./usr/sbin/loncapa_configure".  This is a one-time
+<LI>It will probably say "Cannot connect to the database!" after the
+loncontrol server process runs upon boot-up.  You need to edit
+/etc/httpd/conf/access.conf and replace the line
+<pre>PerlSetVar   lonSqlAccess {[[[[lonSqlAccess]]]]}</pre>
+with
+<pre>PerlSetVar   lonSqlAccess   123</pre>
+<LI>Please, as root, run "sh /usr/sbin/loncapa_configure".  This is a one-time
 action that synchronizes the system services on the machine.
 </UL>
 <STRONG>Feedback:</STRONG>