152013-01-14 09:03:37ClintonEbadicat142011-07-11 11:27:11MarkMeyerAdd Arch to the list of OSes132009-10-03 19:30:05BerkleyCameron122008-07-07 04:27:49localhostconverted to 1.6 markup112008-03-05 22:26:31CPE-121-210-89-167.nsw.bigpond.net.au102008-01-12 02:02:13JustinLeitgebPut operating systems in alphabetical order92008-01-12 02:01:25JustinLeitgebanother formatting change82008-01-12 02:01:03JustinLeitgebformatting change72008-01-12 01:55:09JustinLeitgebChange Unix -> Linux, because all operating systems in list are Linux62008-01-12 01:53:15JustinLeitgebfix typo52008-01-12 01:10:33JustinLeitgebfix typo42008-01-12 01:08:27JustinLeitgebRemoved notice that OS X instructions for AFS are incomplete and need testing. Now they're fine. :)32007-12-21 20:46:0466-200-28-51.client.dsl.net22007-11-12 04:28:57MichaelOlsonShorten page names12007-11-06 05:38:37RyanMikulovskyinitial contentsThis is the chapter of the MemberManual that describes how to set up the OpenAFS client on your personal computer.

Some distributions require specific steps in order to set up the OpenAFS client. We have procedures for the following: RedHat Fedora Debian (and derivatives such as Ubuntu) Arch

See the MacOS X Client subpage for installation instructions.

See the Windows Client subpage for installation instructions.

See the OpenBSD Client subpage for installation instructions.

See the Generic subpage for generic configuration information. CategoryMemberManual