READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY, OTHERWISE YOU MAY DESTROY YOUR OLD UTILS!

1a) If you want to install in /sbin:
	./configure --prefix=/
	make moveold (if installing for the first time).

  "make moveold" renames the old insmod, modprobe, rmmod and lsmod to
  insmod.old, modprobe.old, rmmod.old and lsmod.old, and the matching
  manpages.

OR,

1b) If you want to install in /usr/local/sbin:
	./configure
	make links

  "make links" makes links to the previous insmod, modprobe, rmmod and
  lsmod (which are in /sbin) in /usr/local/sbin

2) Now, build it:
	make
	make install

3) If running for the first time, you might want to convert your old
   modules.conf to modprobe.conf:

	./generate-modprobe.conf /etc/modprobe.conf

4) If you are using devfs, copy modprobe.devfs to /etc

5) You will need to run "depmod" for your new kernel, eg:

	depmod 2.5.50

6) If you want to hack on the source:
	aclocal && automake --add-missing --copy && autoconf

If this is all too complicated, I recommend getting and installing the
source rpm or debian package instead.