Changeset 9 for trunk/pxeconfig/INSTALL

Timestamp:

02/21/02 16:30:43 (22 years ago)

Author:

sscpbas

Message:

Fixes some typos. Thanks to Huun Stoffers

File:

• trunk/pxeconfig/INSTALL (modified) (2 diffs)

trunk/pxeconfig/INSTALL

@@ -1 @@
-Here follow some basic installations instructions.
+Here follow some basic installation instructions.
 
 To activate the 'pxeconfigd' daemon the following actions are required:
@@ -28 +28 @@
 
  4) As you can see '/tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg/' is the default directory. If
-    you placed the config files some where else you can add the 
+    you placed the config files somewhere else you can add the 
     '-d/--directory' option, eg:
        pxeconfigd stream  tcp nowait  root.sys /usr/sbin/tcpd \
         /usr/sara/sbin/pxeconfigd -d /<some>/<other>/<place>
 
-If the daemon works and you want to install/reinstall a node a link
+If the daemon works and you want to install/reinstall a node, a link
 must be placed in the '/tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg' directory. This can
 be done with the 'pxeconfig' utility. This utility will ask some
-question and make the links for you. The utility require the following
+questions and will make the links for you. The utility requires the following
 setup:
-  1) All the pxe configuration files must start with preamble 'default.' 
+  1) All the pxe configuration files must start with the keyword 'default.' 
+     N.B.: yes, the dot after 'default' is part and parcel of the keyword!
      In this distribution two examples are included. Pxeconfig lets the
-     user decide witch 'default.' config file to use.
+     user decide which 'default.' config file to use.
 
-  2) If default is a link to for example default.harddisk. Then
+  2) If default is a symbolic link to for example default.harddisk, then
      default.harddisk is not included in the list where the user can
      choose from.
 
-  3) You can give command line switch to specifiy where the
+  3) You can give a command line switch to specify where the
      pxe config files reside:
         pxeconfig -d /<some>/<other>/<place>
 
 The last utility is 'hexls'. This utility will display the hex pxe config
-file with the corresponding ip-addres.
+file with the corresponding ip-addresses.
 
-To activate this on a client you must add the this line to the 'master'
+To activate this on a client you must add the following line to the 'master'
 script of the node. It will remove the pxe config file for the node
 on the bootserver. I personally place the line just before the network