-First use -p1 for patching!

-Also fix the filename of qpe-config.h to qconfig-qpe.h
-Then state what you need to do for cross compiling Qt/E (-xplatform)

Spotted by RamaSubbuSK on irc

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@@ -12,57 +12,62 @@ compiled and linked against qt-x11.
 That means you must download and configure/make it.
 wget ftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qt/source/qt-x11-2.3.2.tar.gz
 (Alternatively, you can get static binaries from http://www.vanille.de/tools)
 
 The recommended version of Qt embedded is qt-embedded-2.3.7
 
 You can get it from:
 ftp://ftp.trolltech.com/qt/source/qt-embedded-2.3.7.tar.bz2
 
 Set QTDIR to point to your qt/embedded source tree, such as:
 export QTDIR=/opt/qt-2.3.7
 
 You need to do set the OPIEDIR environment variable:
 export OPIEDIR=`pwd`
 or
 export OPIEDIR=~/projects/sources/opie
 or whereever you placed the Opie sources.
 
 You need to adjust your runtime library search path,
 so that the Qt/Embedded and Opie libraries can be found:
 export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$OPIEDIR/lib:$QTDIR/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
 
 You have to apply the qte<version>-all.patch to the Qt/Embedded
 sources and copy the qconfig-qpe.h file to $QTDIR/src/tools:
-cd $QTDIR; cat $OPIEDIR/qt/qte<version>*.patch | patch -p0
-cp $OPIEDIR/qt/qpe-config.h $QTDIR/src/tools
+cd $QTDIR; cat $OPIEDIR/qt/qte<version>*.patch | patch -p1
+cp $OPIEDIR/qt/qconfig-qpe.h $QTDIR/src/tools
 
 You are now ready to configure and build Qt/Embedded
 
 cd $QTDIR
 echo 'yes' | ./configure -qconfig qpe -depths 4,16,24,32 -system-jpeg -system-libpng -system-zlib -no-xft -qvfb
 make
 
+Note that the above command ( -qvfb ) compiles in the Virtual 
+Framebuffer and is mostly meant on your host system. For cross
+compiling you will need to use the -xplatform switch but call
+./configure --help to see your options.
+
 Once you have these compiled, be sure to set the PATH to ensure your (cross)compiler
 is available.
 
 Then do the following in the opie source tree:
 
 make clean
 make menuconfig
 
 Now you can move through the menu and select or deselect anything..
 Exit and save the configuration and enter "make" to create opie...
 
 Have fun with it !
 
 If you get into trouble there are other makefile targets
 
 make clean-configs
 is a useful one.
 
 2. Used Libraries
 ================
 
 The following Libraries are used in Opie.
 For a successful build you must install these librarys and headers.
 The versions are known-good versions. If you successfully try newer ones,