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-First, download either <a href="http://ftp.steven-mcdonald.id.au/915resolution/">my own version</a> of 915resolution, or the one supplied by the original developer. The source code in both is the same; the only modification I have made is in the Makefile, so that it installs to /usr/local instead of to /usr. The upstream version comes with a binary that will not run under GNU/kFreeBSD because it was built on Linux; whichever one you download, you <em>must</em> compile the source yourself with the usual method (<tt>make && sudo make install</tt>).
+First, download either <a href="http://ftp.steven-mcdonald.id.au/915resolution/">my own version</a> of 915resolution, or the one supplied by the original developer. The source code in both is the same; the only modification I have made is in the Makefile, so that it installs to /usr/local instead of to /usr. The upstream version comes with a binary that will not run under GNU/kFreeBSD because it was built on Linux; whichever one you download, you <em>must</em> compile the source yourself with the usual method:
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+<code>
+make && sudo make install
+</code>
+
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Once you have built and installed 915resolution, add a line like this to your /etc/rc.local (<em>before</em> the <tt>exit 0</tt> statement):
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