Quick install
=============

 - create a new user called "bbs"
 - depending on the shell of bbs-user, copy & paste the following to 
   .bashrc or .shrc or whatever (if it's sh-like shell):
   
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DAYDREAM=/home/bbs
export DAYDREAM

if test -z $LD_LIBRARY_PATH; then
    LD_LIBRARY_PATH=`pwd`/lib
else
    LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:`pwd`/lib
fi   
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
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   if it's csh-like shell (tcsh, for example), put this to .cshrc:


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setenv DAYDREAM '/home/bbs'

if ("`printenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH`" == "") then
    setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH `pwd`/lib
else
    setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $LD_LIBRARY_PATH:`pwd`/lib
endif
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 - "tar xzvf daydream-2.11.tar.gz"
 - "cd daydream-2.11"
 - "configure"
 - "make"
 - "make install"
 - "chown -R bbs:bbs /home/bbs"
 - "chown bbs:bbs /tmp/dd"

 - now log in as "bbs"
 
 - "ddcfg daydream.cfg"
 - "./daydream"


Updating the existing installation
==================================

 - "tar xzvf daydream-2.11.tar.gz"
 - "cd daydream-2.11"
 - "configure". DayDream installs itself to /home/bbs by default. If your
   board resides in an another directory, use the --prefix -switch when
   running configure.
 - "make"
 - "make install-exec". This installs executables only.
 - perform the copy & paste operations described above.
 - have a look at docs/UPDATING. 
 - you're done.


Troubleshooting
===============

 - Python support, or to be exact, its installation is quite experimental.
   If you do not have Python development headers, it will not be built and
   there is nothing to worry about installation.
   
   However, if you have these headers, Python support will be built and 
   you will need superuser permissions for installation procedure, as the
   resulting Python module is installed to the standard Python module path.
   
   You may want not to build Python support at all - this can be achieved
   by specifying the "--without-python" switch when running "configure".

 - By default, DayDream uses /tmp/dd as its temporary directory. Debian
   GNU/Linux users may want to use a different directory for this purpose
   and it is possible to change the directory by invoking configure with 
   the "--with-tempdir" option.
