(c) David Santo Orcero, 2002
Under FDL -Free Documentation Licence-. 
Read http://www.fsf.org for more details.

 You can find a more recent version of OpenMosix userland tools on:

 http://www.irbis.info
 http://www.orcero.org/irbis


Installation
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 Edit "configuration". It is a file on the root of this filetree.
 The most of the times, you need only to touch:


 OPENMOSIX: It should point to where OpenMosix kernel is.
 PROCDIR: Where is the OpenMosix data
 	Mosix and OpenMosix before 1.5.5: put /proc/mos here
 	OpenMosix 1.5.4: put /proc/hpc here
 CC: Which is is the C compiler (usually, gcc)
 INSTALLDIR: Where we are going to install the tools (usually,/usr)
 MONNAME: mon userland tool use the same name of mon, a common used
 monitoring tool. This is a problem in most system -like mine- since
 the most distributions come with mon package.  If you want no 
 headaches, the best is to change the name. This variable determines
 the name of the old mon. Some posible values are:
 	MONNAME=mosmon: recommended
	MONNAME=mon: the old fashion
	MONNAME=mmon: The Debian way. Debian patch is no more needed.


 and do:

 make all


 this should work. Don't worry about too much warning messages. I am cleaning
up the code, and I have activated all warnings.


 You are too lazy
 ----------------

  No problem. There is a autoinstaler for lazy people in http://www.irbis.info
-it is outside the official packages, due to Moshe does not want Perl code
on OpenMosix-.

