Note that automake-1.5 is needed.

Rev: README:1.21

README

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   bash configure
 
 If you want to hack lsh, you need some more tools: autoconf (at least
-version 2.50), automake, bash, gcc, gperf (at least version 2.7) and a
-scheme implementation. The currently supported schemes are guile and
-scsh (at least version 0.5.2). All but scsh can be found at your local
-GNU mirror site. scsh, Olin Shiver's Scheme Shell, can be downloaded
-from <URL: ftp://ftp-swiss.ai.mit.edu/pub/su/scsh/scsh.tar.gz>. If you
-use guile, you also need the slib library, which is usually
-distributed separately. It's also available at the GNU mirrors.
+version 2.50), automake (at least version 1.5), bash, gcc, gperf (at
+least version 2.7) and a scheme implementation. The currently
+supported schemes are guile and scsh (at least version 0.5.2). All but
+scsh can be found at your local GNU mirror site. scsh, Olin Shiver's
+Scheme Shell, can be downloaded from <URL:
+ftp://ftp-swiss.ai.mit.edu/pub/su/scsh/scsh.tar.gz>. If you use guile,
+you also need the slib library, which is usually distributed
+separately. It's also available at the GNU mirrors.
 
 If you have checked out lsh from CVS, things are more complicated. You
 must first generate Makefile.am files from the corresponding