->tfabris
I wasn't really taking it personally, just trying to illustrate that there's a method to my madness. Alpha/beta quality releases have little or no documentation, quality releases get quality docs. Also, at the time emptriv was written, Hijack's ;@EXEC stuff wasn't around, and the process for auto-executing things at startup was limited to using Frank's modified init binary, which was a real bear to install. Things are easier now, but we're still not where we should be, I'm afraid.

->Blipman
For now, here's an approximate install process. Let me know if this doesn't work. You need the Hijack kernel installed, and need to have "vi" on your system and be familiar with how to use it.

Start out with johnmcd3's instructions but stop after executing step 5. Then do the following from a shell prompt:
rw
rwm
vi /empeg/var/config.ini

At this point you'll be in vi, and you should search for the [hijack] section, and add this:

;@EXEC_ONCE /drive0/files/emptriv

If you used a different path than "/drive0/files/" during the install, use that instead.

Save the file in vi, then do:
rom
ro

To mount the drives read-only. When you reboot, emptriv should be available in your Hijack menu. If something goes wrong, let me know.