Hi David and all David Farning wrote: > I have been reading over the forums and wiki pages and listening in to > list threads and have come up with the following ideas for organizing > the Manual. > > Organize according to desired user knowledge level. My terms need > some work but I hope the you can get the idea. > > 1. General introduction and project background. > > 2. End User. > a. How to select correct firmware to download. > b. How to install prebuild firmware. > c. How to Configure firmware. > d. How to install packages. > > 3. Firmware developer. > a. How to install build system. > b. How build and configure firmware. > c. How to build and configure packages. > > 4. Device developer. > a. How to add a new device to the build system. > b. How to add devices to kernel. > c How to add device drivers. > > 5. Build system developer. > a. How to hack on the build system. > I have not working on this yet so I don't know the > proper questions to ask. > > As I belive, florian pointed out, many of these topics are covered in > the current Documentation. I would just like to make them easier for > a newcomer to navigate. >
Maybe the structure is to rigid - there needs to be a balance which makes it easy/possible for interested user (potential developers) to move around/ahead (but, just my thoughts)? -- Gregers Petersen, Anthropologist [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.wireless-ownership.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list openwrt-devel@lists.openwrt.org http://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
