1. Download and install the latest NDK from Novell developer site
   (if not yet). Optionally extend it by M$ Winsock 2 SDK headers (e.g. for
   the Apache for Netware core and/or modules compilation).
   See "support/patches/..." for WS2 add-ons and patches.

2. Perform the following steps on a corresponding platform:

   Linux:

     a) Edit a "gnumake" script file (set proper values for "NDK" and "NLMSTUFF"
        variables) and copy this file to some subdirectory which is in your
	paths. You can optionally rename this file to something else,
	of course.
     
     You can optionally set both NDK and NLMSTUFF as shell environment
     variables, then you can use standard "make" command.
     
   Win32 (Cygwin):

     Set both NDK and NLMSTUFF variables in cygwin.bat (comment out
     corresponding lines in make.bat, then).

   Win32 (shell):

     a) Edit a "gnumake.bat" batch file (set proper values for "NDK",
        "NLMSTUFF" and "PATH" variables) and copy this file to some
        subdirectory which is in your paths. You can optionally rename this
	batch file to something else, of course.
	
     b) Set proper velue in the NLMSTUFF key in a "cygwin.reg" file ("native")
	and then use this file, e.g. by "start cygwin.reg" command.

	Note: Don't do this, if you have Cygwin installed on your computer.

   You can optionally set both NDK and NLMSTUFF variables in autoexec.bat, but
   it is not suggested way on Win32 platform (Cygwin, Win32 shell).

   Note: No backslashes in NDK and NLMSTUFF variables, only slashes have to be
	 used here.

4. Verify functionality of your configuration, e.g. by the following commands:

   cd samples
   gnumake

   cd cpp
   gnumake

   etc.
