INSTALLATION OF RPM:

The supplied binary RPM package of klm is built with 
ecgs 1.1a. It assumes that KDE is installed in
/usr/local/kde. If your KDE is installed in another
location (/opt/kde) is common, then use the 
following command:

	rpm -i --prefix=/opt/kde klm-0.4.0.i386.rpm

otherwise:

	rpm -i klm-0.4.0.i386.rpm 

BUILDING SOURCE RPM:

The source RPM contains an archive of klm which has
been compressed with bzip2. You must have bzip2 installed
before attempting to compile the RPM.

Issue this command to build a binary RPM:

	rpm --rebuild klm-0.4.0.src.rpm 

INSTALLATION:

  Klm requires lm_sensors 2.1.2 or newer, which must be installed
  prior to compiling klm.

	./configure
	make 
	make install

o Before running klm, ensure that lm_sensors is
  running in the kernel in a manner that is 
  correct for your hardware. Klm does not attempt
  to load lm_sensors when it is started.

o If you are upgrading from klm 0.3.x, then remove
  the klmrc file as 0.4.x onwards uses a different method
  of addressing the sensors and some rubbish will be left
  in the configuration file if you do not.


Thats it.
Brendon Humphrey
brendy@swipnet.se

