On Wed, 10 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Deleting all those old empty directories would make it a whole lot
> easier for a newbie (as I am with the new stuff) to find his way around.
AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
yes, and I keep killing those things and CVS won't let them die.
Please send me a list and I will try again.
> Deleting all the old READMEs and other docs would help eliminate
> confusion.
sorry, my fault.
> There seems to be no documentation on how to use the new config tools.
> There is information on what should go in a config file but nothing on
> useing the tool unless you "use the source".
yeah, I am trying to get that done. sorry.
> I recall some emails going out that documented the new organization
> when it was still a proposal. Including this information in the
> Documentation directory would be quite useful.
we have gotten close to getting a mail archive ready.
> I think that the romimage/<blah> directories are intended to be where
> you "make" and the output from LBConfig.py is supposed to be placed
> there.
sorry, no. Those romimage directories are historical. The best bet for how
to do things is the check out the HOWTO for SiS630.
> The mainboard directories will actually contain most of the interesting
> configuration information but aren't intended to be the "top level".
yeah that I think is right.
Thanks Tyson for looking at this stuff.
ron
