RE: desparately trying to getpxe-bootversionofpxesworking...

> > [Mitch says:] Now on to refining and documenting ;-)
> >
> > A question for you - how do you feel about self-documenting config
> files?
> Yes, it is possible. But you first have to find the config files ;-)
> >
> > Courier for example provides config files of the form:
> >
> > #Set options as indicate in selection list - default is shown
> > #boolean or on / off values are indicated by 1 or 0
> >
> > #RDP_ASK_ENABLED='1'
> > #If enabled, ask the user to confirm default values for RDP_SERVER_NAME,
> > #RDP_COLOR_DEPTH, and ?
> > RDP_ASK_ENABLED='0'
> >
> > #RDP_ATTACH_TO_CONSOLE='0'
> > #RDP_CLIENT_HOSTNAME=''
> Anyway, here is the list of variables:
> http://pxes.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Kernel_Command_Line
> And the intended documentation, as in the first two, or better an
> individual wiki page for each variable.

[Mitch says:] 
Gotcha - ok - I didn't realize that had been started - or is it recent? One
thing I noticed - some defaults aren't "correct" - the default says Boolean
- "0" - but if I look at the config cgi page, I see the value is "" - which
being a geek I'm ok with (if it's not true it must be false right?) but I
thought it was worth mentioning...

I've got some updates to make - and every wiki is different - can I edit the
doc without losing the original work (in case someone doesn't like what I
do) - specifically I'm lookin at the MS only page, and there are a few
things that need fixing, but I am cautious about overwriting someone's work
- do you get to "approve" it at the end? Adding a big list of edits to the
discussion page seems daunting to do and will make it more work...

I'll be a careful editor - promise ;-)

It seems to let me I'm just asking if it's ok.

Thanks.

m/



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