--- deliantra/server/README	2007/07/10 16:23:59	1.19
+++ deliantra/server/README	2007/10/24 05:27:28	1.29
@@ -24,20 +24,22 @@
   minimum versions below may not be up-to-date, the configure script will
   check them all, though).
 
-     - AnyEvent >= 2.52
-     - BDB >= v0.1
+     - AnyEvent >= v2.52
+     - BDB >= v1.1                   **libdb4.5, libdb4.4 might work**
      - Compress::LZF >= v1.8
-     - Coro >= v3.62                 **SEE IMPORTANT NOTICE BELOW**
+     - Coro >= v4.13                 **SEE IMPORTANT NOTICE BELOW**
      - Coro::Event >= v2.1
      - Crossfire >= v0.99
      - Digest::MD5 >= v2.0
      - Event >= v1.08
-     - IO::AIO >= 2.4
-     - JSON::XS => 1.41
+     - IO::AIO >= v2.4
+     - JSON::XS >= v1.5
      - Pod::POM >= v0.17
      - Safe::Hole >= v0.10
      - Storable >= v2.0
      - Time::HiRes >= v1.0
+     - URI >= 1.35
+     - YAML >= v0.62
      - YAML::Syck >= v0.71
 
   **NOTICE**: Crossfire uses an alternative signal stack, so you have to
@@ -50,8 +52,8 @@
      - libpng >= v1.2
      - ImageMagick >= v6.0 (possibly higher, depending on its bugs)
      - optipng => v0.5.5 (http://optipng.sf.net)
-     - pngnq >= 0.4 (http://freshmeat.net/redir/pngnq/53146/url_homepage/pngnq.html)
-     - rsync >= 2.6 (a must have anyways)
+     - pngnq >= v0.4 (http://freshmeat.net/redir/pngnq/53146/url_homepage/pngnq.html)
+     - rsync >= v2.6 (a must have anyways)
 
   Your compiler must support the Library Technical Report 1 extensions and
   the upcoming typeof extension. The GNU C++ compiler >= version 4.0 does
@@ -96,8 +98,11 @@
 
   Both processes can take some time, depending on your resources :) If you
   plan to repeat the installation you should specify the --cache option
-  which will keep costly-to-generate files around for further runs of
-  cfutil.
+  first, which will keep costly-to-generate files around for further runs
+  of cfutil:
+
+  cfutil --cache --install-maps path/to/cfmaps-<version>/
+  cfutil --cache --install-arch path/to/cfarch-<version>/
 
   Atfer this you can then run the crossfire executable. This starts a
   server which you/other people can connect to.