[Trinux Package Administration Commands]                   

getpkg - retrieves package from a web/ftp.  If $URL is set, it will be
         used to retrieve the packages, otherwise the user will be prompted
         for a URL of a Trinux package server.

pkgadd - installs a Trinux package from the current working directory.  The 
         .tgz suffix is optional.  Pkgadd also performs integrity checking using
         md5 and will notify the user if the hashes do not match.


[Trinux Package Format]

Some Trinux packages (such as those found on the boot floppy for net.tgz and
pkg.tgz) are standard tarballs.  However, most of the other packages are 
tarballs that adhere to the DOS 8-3 file limit and contain 3 elements: 1) the 
"real" tarball that will be extracted 2) a hash of #1 3) a file containing the
contents of #1.

[Creation/Initialization Scripts]

Unlike traditional Linux packages (RPM, deb's, or tarballs) Trinux packages
are installed each time the system boots.  As a result, there are two  
directories within /etc that contain scripts that need to be executed for
the executables, libraries, or whataver the package consists of to function
properly.

     /etc/init.d - contains startup scripts that will be executed
                   during the final phase of the boot process when
                   daemons are typically started

     /etc/pkg    - contains scripts that will be executed after the package
                   is uncompressed to create the proper symbolic links,
                   configuration files, or to populate environment variables
