update install and readme

INSTALL

@@ -1,8 +1,7 @@
 For usage information, please see the README.
 
-yum uses a relatively standard ./configure ; make ; make install to
-work, although it is recommended that you install an RPM as yum
-requires that it be installed as an RPM.  
+run make
+run make install, if you're a masochist.
+
+you're better off making an rpm and installing it
 
-If checking code out of CVS, you will need to run autoconf first to
-create the configure script.

README

@@ -3,8 +3,7 @@ Yum - an automatic updater and installer for rpm-based systems
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 Included programs:
-/usr/sbin/yum		Main program
-/usr/sbin/yum-arch	Generate the database that yum downloads
+/usr/bin/yum		Main program
 
 Basic usage description follows:
 
@@ -25,23 +24,3 @@ Yum is run with one of the following options:
  - yum list [package list]
         List available packages
 
-yum-arch is run from the distribution site in order to create the
-databases which Yum determines remote package availability.
-
-yum-arch is run in one of two ways:
-	yum-arch <top level of archive>
-
-
-
-
-Theory of operation/use:Yum works by providing the headers of all the rpm packages in any system
-repository. These headers are stored on the webserver in a subdir of the 
-top level of the repository. The client downloads all of the headers of 
-the packages it doesn't have installed or of packages that have been updated.
-It uses the headers to determine the dependencies it will need using rpm's internal 
-dependency calculation. Once it knows what rpms it will need it downloads them and
-performs the transaction.
-
-Multiple repositories - explanation of how it came out/why.
-
-Explanation of why not apt-rpm