Easy installation without kernel patch
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1) Run 'make' and 'make install'. It builds and installs the module
   for the running kernel version as reported by 'uname -r'.
   If you want to build for another kernel, edit the Makefile.

2) Either run 'modprobe fusion' manually or add "fusion" to "/etc/modules".

3) Create the fusion device(s) if not using devfs or udev:

	mkdir /dev/fusion
	mknod /dev/fusion/0 c 250 0

	...if you need more than one session

	mknod /dev/fusion/1 c 250 1
	mknod /dev/fusion/2 c 250 2

	...and so on (currently limited to eight sessions)

4) Add udev rules to /etc/udev/rules.d/40-fusion.rules if using udev:

	KERNEL=="fusion[0-9]*", NAME="fusion/%n", GROUP="video", MODE="0660"

	...customize to suit your needs