1. Download and un-tar the Eggdrop source code.
	o You can download the eggdrop source from
	  ftp://ftp.eggheads.org/pub/eggdrop/source.
	o If your eggdrop is already installed, don't worry -- your settings
	  will not be removed.

2. 'cd' over to the eggdropX.X.X/src/mod directory.  Replace the X's with the
   actual version number (use 'ls' to find out).  Place all the files,
   including the directory name this file is in, in that directory.
	o Example, if you had a module called bla, move that into
	  eggdropX.X.X/src/mod/bla.mod/bla.c.  Of course, bla.c probably isn't
	  the ONLY file it has, but that's where they should go.

3. Type './configure' (from the eggdropX.X.X/ directory).

4. Type 'make config' (or 'make iconfig' if you want to manually choose what
   modules to compile -- if your new, just do config instead).

5. Type 'make'.

6. Type 'make install DEST=/the/full/path/to/previous/eggdrop'.
	o This is where it over wrights the eggdrop already installed, but yet
	  keeps your configurations still intact.
	o Replace '/the/full/path/to/previous/eggdrop' with the actual path.
	  If you don't know, within telnet or SSH, 'cd' to that eggdrop
	  directory in witch your eggdrop is installed and then type 'pwd'.  How
	  do you know where your eggdrop is installed?  Its the directory you
	  have to go to when you type './eggdrop configs_file' to start it.

7. Add 'source scripts/<name>.conf' to the end of the configs, as if you were
   adding a TCL script.
	o  The configs is the configuration file you used when starting eggdrop for
	   the first time.
	o  Replace <name> with the name of the .conf file for this module.

8. Edit this modules' configs file.  It's the one with the .conf at the end of
   the filename.

9. Within dcc chat with your bot, type '.rehash'.
