				README

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0. SECTIONS
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	1. LICENSE
	2. COPYRIGHT
	3. INSTALLATION
	4. DOCUMENTATION
	5. SUPPORT
	6. OBTAINING

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1. LICENSE
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    This source is licensed under the GNU Public License 2.0.  See the
file, COPYING, in this directory for more information.


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2. COPYRIGHT
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    All source code contained herein, except those indicated as being copies
from the linux source tree, are copyrighted by myself, Arthur Naseef.  Note
that this source is available to you ``as is'', and as such is provided without
warranty of any kind.  As with any kernel source code, there is a chance for
corruption and damage of the data on your system.

    Further, note that a large percentage of the code written by myself was
determined by reading through the existing kernel source code.  Therefore,
even though the source code is copyrighted by myself, there may be others
who have claim to the copyright of this source.  I appologize for claiming
copyright for other peoples work.  It is not my intent to take their credit,
but rather to ensure the "free" nature of this source.


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3. INSTALLATION
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   Installation should be simple:

		1. make
		2. make install (as root)

This procedure should build the overlay filesystem driver and the kernel
lists driver.  The overlay filesystem requires the kernel lists in order to
work.

   Note that this source was written on a linux kernel 2.0.30 system, so there
may be differences based on the version of the kernel you are working on.
Don't let that discourage you from attempting to get it to work though!

   Please look over the documentation included here for important information
and warnings on the use of the overlay filesystem.


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4. DOCUMENTATION
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    The doc/ subdirectory contains most of the useful documentation not
included in this file.  However, for developers, or those interested in
building a module different from the default one, the Makefiles and source
code contain comments that may be of use.


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5. SUPPORT
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    This software comes without support.  However, I do intend to improve upon
this software and provide informal support, as time permits.  Therefore, if
you find that you have trouble using, compiling, or installing the software,
please feel free to contact me.  Likewise, if you believe that you have
improvements or bug fixes, please contact me with them as well.  I will respond
as time permits.  See the file Support in the doc subdirectory for more
information.



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6. OBTAINING
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    This source may be obtained from the author at the following web site.
However, over time, this may change.  See the file Support in the doc directory
for more information.  This source should be made available at the standard
Linux source web sites, but that remains to be seen.

    As long as possible, the following web site will be used to make this
source available.

	http://home.att.net/~artnaseef

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