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@1. Unpack the source somewhere, and go to the new directory.

2. Configure the program:

	$ ./configure

You may use ./configure --help to find out which possible configure parameters
are possible. Most important parameters are:

 --prefix=dir		Set installation path prefix (default is /usr/local)
 --package-prefix=dir	Prefix installed file names with

3. Compile the program:

	$ make

4. To install the program, type as root:

	# make install

Optionally you may run some tests to verify that the program works correctly
with your system. After compiling the program, you may issue:

	$ make check

'make check' will report if the compiled program fails any standard tests.

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Compile your own
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If you want to compile your own and install it yourself all you need to do is:

1. download the latest source at http://www.fodder.org/cksfv.
2. untar and go into the new directory:
        $ tar zxf cksfv-*.tar.gz; cd cksfv-*
3. configure the program
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4. compile the program:
        $ gmake
5. install the program as root:
        # gmake install

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Linux and RPMs
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The easiest was for Linux users is to install the RPM. You can download the
latest RPM from http://www.fodder.org/cksfv.  After downloading the RPM su to
root and type:
        # rpm -Uvh cksfv-*.rpm

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