INSTALLING FROM SOURCE
----------------------

1) Prepare the installation

    Download the source and untar them (you should already have done that
if you read this). Then, either create a build directory and cd into it,
or just cd into the new directory (a separate build directory is not
necessary, but helps keeping the source tree intact).

2) Pre-compiling configuration

    To adapt the source to your system, you have to type, in the build
directory, as a normal user:

       $ ./configure

    This script accepts lots of options; type
    
       $ ./configure --help
       
to know all of them.

(NB: if you use a separate build directory, call the 'configure' in the right
directory...)

3) Compile the source
   
       $ make

4) Testing

    To know what wmacpiload exactly detects, you can run macpiload in verbose
mode with:

	$ ./src/wmacpiload -V

5) Install

    If it works, then you can install it. As root, type:

	# make install

    That will install the files in the right place (/usr/local by default, can
be set through configure). Make sure that the "right place" is in your PATH and
MANPATH.

