$Id: README,v 1.4 2001/02/22 21:43:54 kloczek Exp $			=== README ===Quick instructions for installing:1. Change to the minicom-*/src directory (where minicom should   be the directory where this file was unpacked)2. ./configure (see ./configure --help for options)3. make4. make install    (this should be done as root, or if you are logged in as		   somebody else, do "su -c 'make install'")5. as root, do 'minicom -s' to enter the configuration mode. Check all the   settings, change what should be changed on your system, and choose   'Save setup as dfl' from the configuration menu to save the changed   settings as system defaults.   Edit /etc/minicom.users, adding the usernames which should be allowed   to use minicom.Now you should have minicom compiled, installed and ready to use.For more information, have a look at the next files:WWW:For information about the newest version, what has changed since the previous version, and sometimes possibly the newest beta version (if there is one available), look at http://www.clinet.fi/~walker/minicom.htmlCVS:Current development version of minicom is in PLD GNU/Linux CVS repository.To get latest source:	CVSROOT=":pserver:cvs@anoncvs.pld.org.pl:/cvsroot"	export CVSROOT	cvs login (password is "cvs")	cvs -z7 co minicomYou can browse source tree underhttp://cvsweb.pld.org.pl/index.cgi/minicom/ orhttp://cvs.pld.org.pl/minicom/If you want to use minicom with network-modem software, have a lookat "modem-0.1b", sunsite:/pub/Linux/apps/comm/modem-0.1b.tar.gz byMerijn de Jonge <mdejonge@fwi.uva.nl>.miquels@cistron.nlwalker@clinet.fimisiek@pld.org.pl