The simplest way to get started is...

Start out by typing:

	# make

Everything should compile cleanly.

Test the stuff with a quick run; try 10M of a raw filesystem or something:

	# ./unrm /dev/raw-device | dd count=10000 bs=1024 > output-file

Then try:

	# ./lazarus -h output-file

This will create two directories - "www" (containing all the HTML code)
and "blocks" (containing the data blocks processed.)  Run a browser on 
"output-file.frames.html"  Click on some stuff.  Does it work?  You can 
also examine the individual blocks manually by checking out the blocks
subdirectory.


If it looks good, continue on the full device:

	# ./unrm /dev/raw-device > output-file-not-on-the-same-filesystem

Wait some minutes, up to an hour or more, depending on the size of the target.

	# ./lazarus -h output-file-not-on-the-same-filesystem

Wait for a longer time, some hours probably, if you've run it on
a lot of data.  The final output can be read via browser at:

	output-file-not-on-the-same-filesystem.frames.html

(Notice the "frames.html", not simply ".html"!)