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  <H2><A NAME="2"></A>2. Source Distribution</H2>

<p>The SCO port comes as part of the standard XFree86 distribution.  Consult
the XFree86 <code>README</code> for more information on the location of sources.</p>
<p>Please note that as of XFree86 3.2, Only SCO Open Server Release 5 and
onwards are supported.  If you are using a previous version of SCO UNIX
and you want to use XFree86, use the 3.1 series, or be prepared for build
failures.</p>
<p>For people who want and need to look around the source, there
are now two files in ``<code>xc/config/cf</code>''. Firstly, ``<code>sco.cf</code>'' is
the old original SCO configuration file, and ``<code>sco5.cf</code>'', which is
the currently used configuration file. </p>

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