Preface
xii MIPS R4000 Microprocessor User's Manual
4. Next (after some announcements) the server asks you to log in by
requesting a name and then a password.
Name (sgigate.sgi.com:<login_name>):
5. Login by typing anonymous for your name and your electronic
mail address for your password.
Name (sgigate.sgi.com:<login_name>): anonymous
331 Guest login ok, type your name as
password.
Password: your_email_address
6. The system indicates you have successfully logged in by
supplying an FTP prompt:
ftp>
7. Go to the pub/doc directory by typing:
ftp> cd pub/doc
8. You can take a look at the contents of the doc directory by listing
them:
ftp> ls
9. You will find several R4000-related subdirectories, such as R4200,
R4400, and R4600. When you find the subdirectory you want, cd
into that subdirectory and retrieve the file you want by typing:
get <filename>
This copies the file from sgigate back to your system.
10. When you have retrieved the files you want, exit from ftp by
typing:
ftp> quit
11. If the file was encoded for transmission, you must decode it, after
retrieval, by typing:
uudecode <filename>
12. If the file was compressed for transmission, you must uncompress
it, after retrieval, by typing:
uncompress <filename>
13. If you tarred the file, type:
tar xvof <filename>
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