$OpenBSD: patch-README,v 1.1 2002/03/18 15:37:37 wilfried Exp $
--- README.orig	Sat Dec  1 18:45:25 2001
+++ README	Mon Mar 18 08:20:34 2002
@@ -112,15 +112,8 @@ o The Complete, Unofficial TEMPEST Infor
 
         http://www.eskimo.com/~joelm/tempest.html
 
-Compiling and runnning
-----------------------
-
-you must have libSDL installed.
-see http://www.devolution.com/~slouken/SDL/
-
-type
-  ./configure
-  make
+Running
+-------
 
 now start X11. make sure that you choose low colordepth this gives much higher speed !!!
 8 bpp is optimal.
@@ -140,7 +133,7 @@ dial close to 10 Megahertz
 
 now start
 
-./tempest_for_eliza 105000000  1024     768      1400   10000000  songs/forelise
+tempest_for_eliza 105000000  1024     768      1400   10000000  songs/forelise
                     pixelclock Hdisplay VDisplay HTotal radio     music
                     *1000000                            frequency file
 
@@ -174,14 +167,14 @@ Tempest for MP3
 ---------------
 
 get your favourite mp3 file to the current directory. let's call it
-'foobar.mp3'. make sure you have "amp" and "sox" installed. you must
+'foobar.mp3'. make sure you have "madplay" and "sox" installed. you must
 use X11 with 8 bits colordepth. use the old -bpp 8 option to your
 xserver or the new -fbbpp 8 option if you have a newer Xserver.
 
 first we need to find out what the correct sampling rate will
 be. therefore start:
 
-./tempest_for_mp3 115500000 1024 768 1350 810 1500000 0 20  notexist.raw
+tempest_for_mp3 115500000 1024 768 1350 810 1500000 0 20  notexist.raw
                   pixel-clock    resy     vtotal      playmode
                             resx     htotal   radio-frequency
                                                         amplification
@@ -199,11 +192,11 @@ it will display:
 
 now take this value and convert your mp3 like this:
 
-./mksong.sh 13519 foobar.mp3 cool.raw
+mksong.sh 13519 foobar.mp3 cool.raw
 
 you can now listen to it with this command:
 
-./tempest_for_mp3 115500000 1024 768 1350 810 1500000 0 20  cool.raw
+tempest_for_mp3 115500000 1024 768 1350 810 1500000 0 20  cool.raw
 
 notice the low radio frequency of only 1500 KHz. well... i found out
 that you actually don't need a short wave radio if you put your
