+The upstream source assumes you will use a traditional hard-wired serial
+port, but those are getting rare. Rather than refactor the code, I've just
+made the Debian package always open the device /dev/REG. Associated with this,
+the package delivers a udev rules file that creates a /dev/REG symlink to
+/dev/ttyS0. If you need some other device linked, creating an appropriate udev
+rule is likely the best way to do that.
+
+The 'port' field in the REG line of the eggrc file will be ignored, so just
+leave it set to '0'.
+
+ - - - - -
+
+The systemd service file used to invoke the daemon hard-codes virtual terminal
+8 as the place to run the eggsh program. That means you can use Alt-F8 on
+your system's console to go see what the program is doing. Note that we're
+assuming the machine running this program is not running X. If it is, you
+may need to tweak the service file to pick some other virtual terminal.
+
+ - - - - -
+
If the EGG computer is behind a firewall, it must be programmed
to allow UDP packets on port 2510 outgoing packet and UDP port
1105 for an incoming connection.
responds with a "data request" packet, and then the EGG program
will send the data.
- - - - - -
-
-This package is known to compile but not run successfully on at
-least the amd64 architecture. The only architecture it has really
-been tested on is i386... If anyone is sufficiently motivated
-to chase down and fix whatever the problem is, patches would be
-welcomed!