| 191 | | Note that this will take a long time, and it may not work. |
| 192 | | |
| 193 | | First, check to see if a sufficiently recent "Stable" source snapshot is |
| 194 | | available (as of 15-May, there isn't one yet). If not, you might try a "HEAD" |
| 195 | | snapshot (it is not clear that anyone has actually tried this). Otherwise, you |
| 196 | | might use cvs to grab your own snapshot: |
| | 191 | By far the simplest alternative is to use a "Stable" binary snapshot as |
| | 192 | described above. Once you untar it, see INSTALL. It's basically just |
| | 193 | |
| | 194 | ./configure |
| | 195 | make in-place or make install |
| | 196 | |
| | 197 | You could instead build from source. Note that this will take a long time, |
| | 198 | and that it may not work. Your best bet is to use a recent "Stable" source |
| | 199 | snapshot. Alternately, you might use cvs to grab your own snapshot: |
