From within the toplevel directory, issue these commands:
su root
./configure
make
This creates copies of your /etc/fstab and /etc/lilo.conf and places them in the Replacements subdirectory with a few modifications, explained below.
make install
Note that it will try to install copies of Bootdisk_Contents and Config.pl. If you have used a previous version of Yard, you may already have copies of these installed that you don't want overwritten. It will ask before overwriting any file; simply answer "no" in this case.
By default, the configure script will install files in the following directories:
Perl programs: /sbin Replacement and extras dirs: /etc/yard Yard configuration files: /etc/yard (Config.pl and Bootdisk_contents)
These defaults are based on my interpretation of the Linux File System
Standard (FSSTND). If you don't like these, change the three
directory definitions at the beginning of the configure
script.