This program has been run using X11R4 and X11R5, under the
following operating systems:

	SUNOS 4.1.0
	SUNOS 4.1.1
	ULTRIX V4.2
	IRIX 3.3.2

Assuming the Imake templates and Rules are in order and in the
proper place on your system, these programs should compile and 
link straightforward by running the following sequence:

	xmkmf
	make

Then, as root, issue the following:

	make install
	make install.man

Then, on your host system, (or on any other system you can rlogin or 
rsh into) start the etherd daemon with the following (must be root):

	/usr/etc/rpc.etherd le0 &

where le0 is the mnemonic for the primary ethernet interface.

To start the xnetload program, the following command line is suggested:

	./xnetload -hl red host &

where "host" is the name of any reachable network node (including LOCALHOST)
that is running the etherd daemon. A small xload window should appear on
your local display with nine horizontal lines. The label:
	"Ethernet Load %"
should appear in the upper left hand corner, just below any additional title
bars or other decorations provided by your window manager. If the program 
comes up without the nine lines, or without the "Ethernet Load" label, then 
either your resource file is not properly installed in the appropriate
app-defaults directory, or you may have picked up the wrong xnetload image.
Try re-running "make install" as root, or be sure to include the "./" in
front of the command name.

Good Luck!
