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diff --git a/INSTALL b/INSTALL
index dfc1a8b509..645f1108df 100644
--- a/INSTALL
+++ b/INSTALL
@@ -54,6 +54,8 @@ developers to request a version for your system.  You can get it from
 In addition, you must have libXpm version 4.7 (or newer; 4.8 rumoured
 to work).
 
+You will also probably need GNU m4 (perhaps installed as gm4).
+ 
 libXpm can be found at:
 	    http://www.funet.fi/pub/Linux/sunsite/X11/libs/!INDEX.html
 	    (or similar locations at other sunsites like sunsite.unc.edu)
@@ -122,14 +124,15 @@ flags:
        --with-extra-lib=DIRECTORY/lib --with-extra-inc=DIRECTORY/include
     If DIRECTORY is not specified, the current prefix is used.
 
-  o --with-lyx-suffix=STRING adds the given suffix to the names of the 
-    LyX binary and scripts, and the library directory. For example,
-    "--with-lyx-suffix=1.1.6" would install a binary "lyx-1.1.6", and
-    create a directory "/usr/share/lyx-1.1.6", install "reLyX-1.1.6" etc.
-    Additionally, LyX will look for the user configuration file in e.g.
-    "$HOME/.lyx-1.1.6". This feature is useful for installing more than
-    one version of LyX on the same machine.
+  o --with-version-suffix will install LyX as lyx-<version>, e.g. lyx-1.2.0
+    The LyX data directory will be something like <whatever>/lyx-1.2.0/.
+    Additionally your user configuration files will be found in e.g.
+    $HOME/.lyx-1.2.0
 
+    You can use this feature to install more than one version of LyX on
+    the same system. You can optionally specify a "version" of your own,
+    by doing something like : ./configure --with-version-suffix=-latestcvs
+ 
 There are also flags to control the internationalization support in
 LyX:
 
@@ -296,7 +299,7 @@ notify us.
   o Configure will seemingly fail to find xpm.h and forms.h on linux
     if the kernel headers are not available. Two cases are possible: 
 
-      - you have not installed the kernel sources. The you should
+      - you have not installed the kernel sources. Then you should
         install them or at least the kernel-headers package (or
         whatever it is called in your distribution).
 
@@ -305,6 +308,10 @@ notify us.
 	are needed for compilation). A 'make symlinks' in linux kernel
 	sources fixes that. 
 
+  o if you are using RedHat Linux 7.x, you must make sure you have the
+    latest updated gcc and related packages installed (at least -85),
+    or LyX will not compile or will be mis-compiled.
+ 
   o if you get an error message when compiling LyX that looks like this :
 
     ../../src/minibuffer.h:17: using directive `Object' introduced
@@ -313,27 +320,6 @@ notify us.
     then you need to upgrade the version of the xforms library you have
     installed.
 
-  o If you are using RedHat 7.0 and the option --with-frontend=kde, you
-    will need to configure LyX as follows :
-
-	export QTDIR=/usr/lib/qt-1.45
-	export CC="egcs -L/usr/lib"
-	export CXX="egcs++ -L/usr/lib"
-	./configure --with-frontend=kde 
-
-    If you your version of gcc-c++ is > 2.96-69, you may not need to do
-    this.
-
-  o If you have GNU gettext installed on your system (e.g. on linux),
-    you may get tons of warnings like:
-
-    bullet_forms.C:101: warning: passing `char *' to argument 1 of
-    `__builtin_constant_p(int)' lacks a cast
-
-    These are in harmless warnings caused by a bug in libintl.h, but
-    will be solved if you use --with-included-gettext when configuring
-    LyX.
-
   o It is possible to compile lyx with Tru64 Unix cxx compiler
     version 6.2, provided one uses
 	CXX='cxx -std strict_ansi'