Bob Oesterlin said on 5/11/95 that the new tar file for AFSRCMDS is in
  /afs/rchland.ibm.com/usr1/oester/afsrcmds.
In that directory is also afsrcmds.readme.  Read before installing.

Bob also said on 5/17/95 that there's now a Beta AFS-Authenticated dtlogin
(CDE Desktop login) for AIX 4.1 in /afs/rchland.ibm.com/usr1/oester/afsrcmds.
There are 2 files,
    dtlogin41.afs.readme - Install Instructions (READ FIRST!)
and dtlogin41.afs.tar - the code itself

Bob said on 7/27/95 that the latest is in the same directory,
  /afs/rchland.ibm.com/usr1/oester/afsrcmds
and are  dtlogin412.afs.tar - For AIX 4.1.2
         dtlogin413.afs.tar - For AIX 4.1.3
 
Note that this is still beta code and BE SURE and read
/afs/rchland.ibm.com/usr1/oester/afsrcmds/dtlogin.afs.readme

Before you install. It also tells you how to change the lock under CDE
to use the AFS-modified xlock.

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Another pointer to an afs_install tool came from the afs forum,
  /afs/aixssc.uk.ibm.com/public/src/afs_install.README.client.
It looks promising.
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(- These first two steps are done from a machine that already has AFS installed)
  1. Copy the following directory to /var/vice
>       mkdir /var/vice
>       cd    /var/vice
>       cp -r /afs/rchland.ibm.com/rs_aix41/dev/afs34/root.client/usr/vice/etc .
  2. Set up the .rhosts file to allow step 5. below to work.
>       xhosts target (?) or vi .rhosts 

(- The rest of these steps are done on the target machine that you're installing afs on)
  3. Create the /var/vice/cache filesystem using smitty
>       crfs -v jfs  -g'rootvg'  -a size='40960'  -m'/var/vice/cache'  -A'yes'  -p'rw'
>            -t'no'  -a frag='4096' -a nb
  4. Mount this filesystem
>       mount /dev/lv00 /var/vice/cache
  5. Copy the following files from a machine(xxxx) with AFS running
     (I don't know why the files have to be in both places)
     (- Tom said, the normal place for this stuff is /usr/vice, but he modified
        the norm, evidently by making /usr/vice a symbolic link to /var/vice.)
>       rcp xxxx:/usr/vice/etc/ThisCell   /usr/vice/etc
>       rcp xxxx:/var/vice/etc/ThisCell   /var/vice/etc
>       rcp xxxx:/usr/vice/etc/CellServDB /usr/vice/etc
>       rcp xxxx:/var/vice/etc/CellServDB /var/vice/etc
>       rcp xxxx:/usr/vice/etc/cacheinfo  /usr/vice/etc
>       rcp xxxx:/var/vice/etc/cacheinfo  /var/vice/etc
  6. Run the following commands
>       cd /var/vice/etc/dkload
>       ./cfgexport -a export.ext
>       ./cfgafs -a afs.ext
     These should complete without any error messages!
  7. Run the fullowing command to start afs
>       /var/vice/etc/afsd -verbose &
  8. The final thing to do is edit the rc files to start afs when you reboot.
>       Step 6 and 7 must be run at boottime.