INSTALLATION:
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There is no formal install script, but the following steps have 
worked pretty well for me:

1. Make a directory to hold the engine, e.g.

/chess

2. Untar the file "djinn925x_iXX.tar.bz2" in this directory.  It 
   will create a new subdirectory called "djinn", so your directory 
   structure will approximate the following:

/chess/djinn

The tar file should have unpacked to provide a directory structure
roughly corresponding to:

README.linux - This file

djinn925x_i32 (or djinn925x_i64) - The engine executable, statically linked

bin/ - This directory contains any other executables I decide to 
       include at the last moment.  It also contains a copy of the 
       engine's configuration file.  You should edit this file for 
       your setup.

bitmaps/  - These bitmaps are necessary if you wish to run an EPD
            test suite and have the output displayed in HTML.
            To make this work you will need to move this directory
            to the directory you start the engine in.  

book/ - Contains a small binary book and the ASCII text for a 
        much bigger book. 

docs/ 
   CHANGES          - List of changes I've made to the program
   LATEST           - The latest changes since the last major release
   TODO             - Future items I intend to add
   Users_guide.html - The user's guide in HTML format 
   Users_guide.pdf  - The user's guide in PDF format
   .djinnrc         - An example configuration file
   xdjinn           - An example of a Xboard configuration file      

extras/ - A few goodies you might find useful.

logs/ - An empty directory for storing the program's log files.
  
test/ - Example FEN and EPD files.
  
3. Xboard
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To run the engine under Winboard, you should first download 
the latest version of Winboard (ver. 4.2.7+) from Tim Mann's 
webpage.

http://www.tim-mann.org/chess.html

4. After installing Winboard, you should copy the example 
"xdjinn" file under the docs directory to a "bin" directory
somewhere in your path.

enjoy,
--tom