ppcrcd/trunk/doc/README.progs

[sparky]

Author: sparky
Date: Thu Mar 16 15:21:07 2006
New Revision: 7190

Modified:
   ppcrcd/trunk/doc/README.progs
Log:
- marked some words


Modified: ppcrcd/trunk/doc/README.progs
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--- ppcrcd/trunk/doc/README.progs	(original)
+++ ppcrcd/trunk/doc/README.progs	Thu Mar 16 15:21:07 2006
@@ -1,28 +1,28 @@
 === PPCRCD-specific programs ===
 
 == saveconfig ==
-Saves all changed files in /etc to xmltar-gziped archive. If this succeeds
-tries to guess conf= option needed to load configuration on system
+Saves all changed files in <*</etc>*> to xmltar-gziped archive. If this succeeds
+tries to guess </<conf=>/> option needed to load configuration on system
 startup, but this isn't very smart so don't trust it too much.
     Only, and necessary saveconfig's argument is an existing directory, or
 not existing filename in existing directory. In first case, if you
-specify directory, configuration will be saved as 'ppcrcd.xmltar.gz'.
+specify directory, configuration will be saved as '<_<ppcrcd.xmltar.gz>_>'.
 
 == setbootopt ==
 This script checks and saves kernel command line options which are
-marked as ''saveable'' to nvram. If it's used for first time, or after
-nvram reseting has to create ppcrcd= variable, which can be a little
+marked as '</<saveable>/>' to nvram. If it's used for first time, or after
+nvram reseting has to create </<ppcrcd=>/> variable, which can be a little
 dangerous, so advertises about it and creates it if called once again.
 
 Script tries to check correctness of specified options, like checking
 does specified kernel module exist, but if it fails on correctly
 specified option '-f' (force) switch can be used to force adding the
 option.
-    Don't allows saving multiple options of same type, except eth=.
-If new option of same type is added it replaces old option, but eth=
+    Don't allows saving multiple options of same type, except </<eth=>/>.
+If new option of same type is added it replaces old option, but </<eth=>/>
 is simply added.
     Script checks what you already have stored in nvram, if you want to
 remove old options type '-r' as first argument. Option '-rn' removes
-all eth= variables.
+all </<eth=>/> variables.
     If nvram is not empty and setbootopt is called without arguments
 it lists already stored variables,