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COMPAQ PCI HOT PLUG GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
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1. The Compaq PCI Hot Plug GUI directory (cpqphpd_gui) must be located on the 
same level as the Compaq PCI Hot Plug Driver directory (cpqphpd). To extract 
the files, type:

> tar -xzvf cpqphpd_gui.tar.gz

2. To install the Compaq PCI Hot Plug GUI application, issue the following 4 commands
from within cpqphpd_gui, the top-level directory of the project:

> make distclean
> ./configure

If you are using RedHat 7.0, we recommend that you use the "kgcc" compiler:
> make -e CC=kgcc

Otherwise, type:
> make

> make install


3. Verify that "/usr/local/bin" is included in the PATH environment variable:

> echo $PATH


4. Launch the Compaq PCI Hot Plug GUI application by typing (from any location):

> cpqphpgui


5. To uninstall the GUI, do the following from the top-level GUI directory (cpqphpd_gui):

> make uninstall


NOTES:
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* If the following message occurs: 

  "WARNING: Cannot open /dev/compaq/cpqphpc
	    Hot Plug Controller may not be installed."
  
  Verify that a device node exists for the Hot Plug Controller (/dev/compaq/cpqphpc).
  If this node does not exist, issue the following command before installing the driver:

  > mknod /dev/compaq/cpqphpc c 10 208
  
* It is absolutely necessary to have the "gnome-config" file located on your system
  before the "./configure" step. This can be verified by typing:

  > locate gnome-config
  or
  > find / -type f -name 'gnome-config'

  If this file is not on your system, you must download a gnome development package
  that contains this file. This can be accomplished in many ways:

  1. Do a search for "gnome-config <distribution>" on any World Wide Web search engine.
     (<distribution> meaning the name of the Linux distribution that you are running)
     This search should find instances of packages that contain this file for your distribution
     that you can then download at rpmfind.net.  

  2. Another useful source for finding packages in FTP sites is http://ftpsearch.ntnu.no. Enter 
     the name of the package as well as the amount of hits (pick a high number, such as 100). 
     This search will produce FTP links to the appropriate package(s). 

  The two key packages to have running on your system are the GTK+ development package
  and the gnome libs development package. The names of these specific packages vary with each
  Linux distribution.

* In order for the names of the drivers to appear correctly on the Compaq PCI Hot Plug GUI
  application, verify that the "pcitable" file resides in the "/usr/share/kudzu" directory.
  This can be done in the following manner:

  1. Create a "/usr/share/kudzu" directory using the mkdir command.
  2. Move the "pcitable" file from the GUI source files (located in the /src directory)
     to the "/usr/share/kudzu" directory.