[Okvm-cvs] okvm README,1.2,1.3

[David M. <da...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/okvm/okvm
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv14655

Modified Files:
	README 
Log Message:

Add tested hardware sections and fixed a few more typos and required packages.



Index: README
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RCS file: /cvsroot/okvm/okvm/README,v
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retrieving revision 1.3
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*** README	7 Nov 2005 23:19:00 -0000	1.2
--- README	10 Jan 2006 11:07:40 -0000	1.3
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  3) Running
  4) Adjusting Video modes
! 5) Finding more Information
  
  
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  3) Running
  4) Adjusting Video modes
! 5) Tested Hardware
! 6) Finding more Information
  
  
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  	b) You need the "libevent" development headers and libraries installed.
  	   
! 	   On a Debian system "apt-get install libevent-dev" will get you teh
  	   correct files.
  
  	c) You will need the ssl development libraries and headers.
  
! 	   On a Debian system "apt-get install libssl-dev" will get you teh
  	   correct files.
  
! 	d) Lastly, you need the "videodev" module for your kernel.  This should
  	   come with most modern linux kernel configurations.
  
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  	b) You need the "libevent" development headers and libraries installed.
  	   
! 	   On a Debian system "apt-get install libevent-dev" will get you the
  	   correct files.
  
  	c) You will need the ssl development libraries and headers.
  
! 	   On a Debian system "apt-get install libssl-dev" will get you the
  	   correct files.
  
! 	d) You will need the zlib development libraries and headers.
! 
! 	   On a Debian system "apt-get install zlib1g-dev" will get you the
! 	   correct files.
! 
! 	   On a Mandrake system "urpmi --fuzzy zlib-devel" will get you the 
! 	   correct files.
! 
! 	e) Lastly, you need the "videodev" module for your kernel.  This should
  	   come with most modern linux kernel configurations.
  
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  the driver, applications and special device files appropriately.
  
! If you do not want teh files installed into /usr/local/bin,  edit the
  top level Makefile and change the PREFIX value.
  
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  the driver, applications and special device files appropriately.
  
! If you do not want the files installed into /usr/local/bin,  edit the
  top level Makefile and change the PREFIX value.
  
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  Firstly you will want to create a password file for simple authentication
  in the server.  Put in an appropriate filename and then enter your password
! for accessing the server when it is running.
  
  	# okvm-vncpasswd /etc/okvm-passwd
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  Firstly you will want to create a password file for simple authentication
  in the server.  Put in an appropriate filename and then enter your password
! for accessing the server when it is running.  You will need to be logged in
! as root to run these commands.
  
  	# okvm-vncpasswd /etc/okvm-passwd
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! 5) Finding more Information
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! 5) Tested Hardware
! ------------------
! 
! The OKVM PCI card and driver is known to work on the following configurations:
! 
! - DELL Dimension XPS T500 / Mandriva Limited Edition 2005 / 2.6.11-6mdk
! - DELL Simension L466c / Ubuntu 5.10 "Breezy Badger" / 2.6.12-9-386
! - Celeron 2.66GHz 512M RAM / Fedora Core 4 / 2.6.11-1.1369_FC4
! - Soekris Geode 266MHz, 2.4 - uClinux
! - AMD Athlon 3000+ / Debian Testing / 2.4
! 
! The OKVM PCI card has been successfully tested with the following KVM switches:
! 
! - Belkin OmniView PRO2 8 port switch
! 
! 
! 6) Finding more Information
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