See drivers/INSTALL for instructions on installing the FreeBSD
fatm (oc3) and point (oc12) drivers.

To install the rest of the Coral distribution, do:

	./configure
	make
	make install		(as root, if necessary)

Everything will be installed in a Coral directory in /usr/local by default.
To change that, add --prefix=<DESTDIR>  to the ./configure command, where
<DESTDIR> is where you want the 'Coral' directory installed.

CoralReef's configure has these options in addition to the usual configure options:
  --disable-pcap          do not support reading pcap (tcpdump) traces
  --disable-zlib          do not support gzipped traces
  --disable-perl          do not install CRL.pm or perl applications

Note: currently, some versions of make (e.g., Solaris, OSF1) may not work with
CoralReef.  We recommend using GNU make (gmake).

"make install" will create and populate several directories:

<DESTDIR>/Coral/etc - the cards' firmware images, and bgp tables, etc...
<DESTDIR>/Coral/bin - applications for capturing and analyzing traces.
<DESTDIR>/Coral/lib - libcoral C library, and several perl libraries
<DESTDIR>/Coral/include - headers for programs that use libcoral