Simple installation instructions

Don't forget to back up your files before doing anything!

1. Copy etc/wscons.conf to /etc.
2. Copy etc/rc.d/wscons to /etc/rc.d.
3. Apply patches to -current source tree. You should have
   both syssrc and usr.sbin source installed to do this. Other 
   source sets are not required.
	$ cd /.../src/sys; patch -p0 < /.../sys-2001XXXX.patch
	$ cd /.../usr.sbin; patch -p0 < /.../usr.sbin-2001XXXX.patch
4. Compile the kernel and install it. You'll be able to find a 
   sample config file KRISHNA in arch/i386/conf.
5. Compile usr.sbin/wsconsenc and wsfontload and install them
   to /usr/sbin.
6. Now almost everything is completed. Reboot the machine and
   see what's changed. At the first glance, you hardly would find
   significant difference. Run wsconsenc(8) to set the character 
   encoding.
7. As the root, enter the next command:
	# wsconsenc utf8
   After that do
   	# cat utf8.txt
   then you'll see a multilingual UTF8 text on the screen.
   Available encodings are ibm (default), iso (iso-8859-1), iso2, 
   iso7, eucjp, euckr, and utf8. See wsconsenc(8) man page for
   details. Stateful encodings are switched by escape sequences, 
   not ioctl(2).

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Bang Jun-Young <bjy@mogua.org>
