So how do I build this thing:
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        Make sure you have the Linux kernel source installed in /usr/src/linux
	or change LINUX_SOURCE in Makefile. I've tested it on 2.2.14, but it
	should work for all versions 2.2, and kernel 2.4.0.
	If it doesn't we'd like to know.
	In the kernel config, enable "BT848 Video for Linux" (for tuner.o).

        Run make:
                make mjpeg
		
	If you have a hardware DVD Add-on module installed, and want driver
	support for this, you'll need some files from the windows driver:
	(copied from the mgadvd-0.3 INSTALL (see www.nop.org/inkling/))
	
	Copy the microcode files that come with the Windows driver:
	(assuming your Windows partition is mounted on /mnt/dosc)

	$ cp /mnt/dosc/Program\ Files/Matrox\ DVD/*.adp .
	$ cp /mnt/dosc/Program\ Files/Matrox\ DVD/*.dvp . 
	$ cp /mnt/dosc/Program\ Files/Matrox\ DVD/*.prg .
	
	Run make:
		make dvd


        As root, run the "update" script, or insmod them yourself if my script
        doesn't work, or if you don't trust it :)
                ./update

	If things don't work, it may be helpful to open up an xconsole and
	have a look at what's going on.  The iv4l1 script has lines like
	d_xx=0  If you change any of these to = 1, you can get even more
	debug information.

	try maybe 
	  tail -f /var/log/messages

        Again, this stuff could mess up your card if it doesn't work right
        so make sure you know what you're doing before running them.

	A known bug is that the G200 framebuffer is "messed up" when the
	tuner encounters some strange channels (usually encoded ones) - 
	that is _not_ dangerous, just annoying - you will have to let 
	your window manager redraw the screen.

