
     * - You must have ax25-Kernel installed.
       - To compile the demoprogram ax25spy you must have ncurses installed.

     * untar ax25spy.tar.gz
	(tar xzvf ax25spy.tar.gz)

     * Read README

     * READ INSTALL (ok, you are doing this right now)

     * edit the Makefile to change the path to your ax25-utilpackage

     * make dep

     * make

     * make install	   (as root)

     * run  ax25spyd
       it puts itself into daemon mode (as root)
       you can put it into a bootscript, prefered into the script where ax.25
       is setup. Using -q gives a nicer startup-screen :-)

     * To test, try
	 ax25spy
       or
	 ax25spy -b
       (same, but without color support)
       now you should seen an output similar to  listen(1).

     * try    ax25spy -m
       and you will seen an pid/frametype-statistic, which will
       be updated every 5 second.

     * try   ax25spy -d
       and you will get an output of all dxcluster "DX de" Frames.

     *	ax25spy -q   and  ax25spy -c   are funny to.

     * ax25spy -s -F DG9EP
       to spy the first QSO of DG9EP

     * use
	  man ax25spy
       and
	  man ax25spyd
       for further information

     * You can connect connect up to 50 times concurrently to ax25spyd

     * The file ax25spyd.shtml contains example-code to display ax.25 data
       on a web-browser. You need the apache web server (www.apache.org)
       with enabled server-side-includes for that

