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 tpm-tools

 Copyright (C) 2005, 2006 International Business Machines Corporation
 All Rights Reserved.


 DESCRIPTION
 -----------
 tpm-tools is an open-source package designed to enable user and application
 enablement of Trusted Computing using a Trusted Platform Module (TPM),
 similar to a smart card environment.  Trusted Computing is a set of
 specifications set forth by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG).  For more
 information on the TCG and Trusted Computing please visit the Trusted
 Computing Group website at:
   http://www.trustedcomputinggroup.org.

 The tpm-tools package contains commands to allow the platform administrator
 the ability to manage and diagnose the platform's TPM.  Additionally, the
 package contains commands to utilize some of the capabilities available
 in the TPM PKCS#11 interface implemented in the openCryptoki project.

 The tpm-tools package is released under the Common Public License.


 BUILD REQUIREMENTS
 ----- ------------
 Packages needed to build:

  automake
  autoconf
  libtool
  gettext
  gettext-devel
  trousers
  trousers-devel

  optional (for PKCS#11 support - tpmtoken commands)
    openssl-0.9.7 or newer
    openssl-devel-0.9.7 or newer
    opencryptoki-2.2.0 or newer


 BUILDING tpm-tools
 -------- ---------
 $ sh ./bootstrap.sh
 $ ./configure
 $ make
 # make install

 By default the build will place everything in /usr/local. Issue
   ./configure --help
 to see how to install to a different location.