Made a few updates to install instructions.

diff --git a/INSTALL b/INSTALL
index 411d1fb011464dc864afe2e9165bc10760878b54..f89a383b097b3bc9e609b3865f89586da82fcb26 100644 (file)
--- a/INSTALL
+++ b/INSTALL
@@ -134,6 +134,9 @@ directory.
 
 * Module Autoloading:
 
+For recent kernels, module autoloading is handled by udev.  The
+following is only applicable to older kernels.
+
 If you like to autoload your modules, put the following lines
 into /etc/modules.conf (this does not apply for PCMCIA cards):
 
@@ -148,24 +151,18 @@ following lines into /etc/conf.modules:
   alias char-major-98-0 dt282x
   post-install dt282x /etc/dt282x.conf
 
+* Calibration:
+
 If your board has self-calibration capabilities,
-will want to run comedi_calibrate, an autocalibration tool that is part
-of comedilib, in a bootup script.
+will want to run comedi_calibrate, an autocalibration tool that 
+is packaged in a seperate tarball, in a bootup script.
 
 * PCMCIA:
 
-Linux-2.4 kernels are recommended for PCMCIA drivers, since 2.2
-kernel require the separate PCMCIA package.  It is possible to
-use 2.2 kernels with PCMCIA, although it is necessary to modify
-the top level Makefile.
-
-Comedi works with several PCMCIA cards, and the driver modules can
-be loaded and unloaded upon insertion and removal of the card.
-The necessary configuration files are in the Comedilib source
-package.  Copy the files in etc/pcmcia/ to /etc/pcmcia and restart
-card services.  The pcmcia script provided is very simple -- it only
-uses /dev/comedi0 for devices, which is a limitation if you have
-other Comedi devices in your system.
+The PCMCIA drivers require at least a 2.6.16 kernel (at for
+unpatched mainline kernels).  You must also have pcmciautils
+and udev installed.  You can write a udev rule to automatically
+run gpib_config after the driver is loaded.
 
 * Upgrading: