(c) David Santo Orcero, 2002Under 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/irbisInstallation------------ Edit "configuration". It is a file on the root of this filetree. The most of the times, you need only to touch: KERNELMAINVER: It must be 2.4 if it is a 2.4.x kernel, or 2.6 if it is a 2.6.x kernel. OPENMOSIX: It should point to where OpenMosix kernel is. Use only an absolute path. INSTALLDIR: Where is going to be the system base directory (usually, /) INSTALLEXTRADIR: Where is going to be the apps directory (usually, /usr) INSTALLMANDIR: Where is going to be the manpages (usually, ($INSTALLEXTRADIR)/man) CC: Which is is the C compiler (usually, gcc) 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. (Obs: for paths, use only ABSOLUTE paths) and do: make all this should work. Don't worry about too much warning messages. I am cleaningup the code, and I have activated all warnings. After all, use the "scripts/openmosix" script as a "System V inicialization"-type script, put your cluster at "/etc/cluster.map" and enjoy!