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    1 $Id: README.FreeBSD 2 1994-06-07 08:35:10Z tweety $
    2 
    3                     INSTALLING GPSDRIVE ON FREEBSD
    4 
    5 
    6 The easiest way to install Gpsdrive on FreeBSD is to use the FreeBSD port
    7 system: Go to http://www.freebsd.org/astro.html and search for "gpsdrive".
    8 
    9 
   10 To install a binary package, you can use the remote fetch capability of
   11 pkg_add:
   12 
   13 $ su -             [become root]
   14 # pkg_add -r gpsdrive
   15 # exit             [loose root]
   16 
   17 
   18 To install from source, make sure you have an updated ports tree [1] and then
   19 do the following:
   20 
   21 $ su -             [become root]
   22 # cd /usr/ports/astro/gpsdrive
   23 # make
   24 # make install
   25 # make clean
   26 # exit             [loose root]
   27 
   28 
   29 Enjoy!
   30 
   31 Feel free to contact me if you have questions regarding the FreeBSD port
   32 or if you want an updated version.
   33 
   34 Marco Molteni <molter@gufi.org>
   35 http://www.gufi.org/~molter/
   36 
   37 [1] http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/ports-using.html. To have an updated
   38     ports collection you'll want to use CVSup, as described there.