Minor documentation updates

diff --git a/README.pod b/README.pod
index 3b394092cd7a120860ba62e551182af68756a83d..1a1f8f5eb3b0d874f7feae292e4982888249c449 100644 (file)
--- a/README.pod
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@@ -13,21 +13,21 @@ B<./script> [option]...
 
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 
 
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 

-This program makes booting of a locally compiled operating system (OS)
+Novaboot makes booting of a locally compiled operating system (OS)

 (e.g. NOVA or Linux) on remote targets as simple as running a program
 locally. It automates things like copying OS images to a TFTP server,
 generation of bootloader configuration files, resetting of target
 hardware or redirection of target's serial line to stdin/out. Novaboot
 (e.g. NOVA or Linux) on remote targets as simple as running a program
 locally. It automates things like copying OS images to a TFTP server,
 generation of bootloader configuration files, resetting of target
 hardware or redirection of target's serial line to stdin/out. Novaboot

-is highly configurable and it makes it easy to boot a single image on
+is highly configurable and makes it easy to boot a single image on

 different targets or different images on a single target.
 
 different targets or different images on a single target.
 

-Novaboot operation is controlled by command line options and by a so
-called novaboot script, which can be thought as a generalization of
-bootloader configuration files (see L</"NOVABOOT SCRIPT SYNTAX">).
-Typical way of using novaboot is to make the novaboot script
-executable and set its first line to I<#!/usr/bin/env novaboot>. Then,
-booting a particular OS configuration becomes the same as executing a
-local program - the novaboot script.
+Novaboot operation is controlled by configuration files, command line
+options and by a so called novaboot script, which can be thought as a
+generalization of bootloader configuration files (see L</"NOVABOOT
+SCRIPT SYNTAX">). Typical way of using novaboot is to make the
+novaboot script executable and set its first line to I<#!/usr/bin/env
+novaboot>. Then, booting a particular OS configuration becomes the
+same as executing a local program – the novaboot script.

 
 Novaboot uses configuration files to, among other things, define
 command line options needed for different targets. Users typically use
 
 Novaboot uses configuration files to, among other things, define
 command line options needed for different targets. Users typically use

diff --git a/novaboot b/novaboot
index a7c1b9b97c6a69e906b3b52edafc19ab96a3e221..bc26bae72f0c57381dabc31ca8bcefacb5c1ace6 100755 (executable)
--- a/novaboot
+++ b/novaboot
@@ -1198,21 +1198,21 @@ B<./script> [option]...
 
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 
 
 =head1 DESCRIPTION
 

-This program makes booting of a locally compiled operating system (OS)
+Novaboot makes booting of a locally compiled operating system (OS)

 (e.g. NOVA or Linux) on remote targets as simple as running a program
 locally. It automates things like copying OS images to a TFTP server,
 generation of bootloader configuration files, resetting of target
 hardware or redirection of target's serial line to stdin/out. Novaboot
 (e.g. NOVA or Linux) on remote targets as simple as running a program
 locally. It automates things like copying OS images to a TFTP server,
 generation of bootloader configuration files, resetting of target
 hardware or redirection of target's serial line to stdin/out. Novaboot

-is highly configurable and it makes it easy to boot a single image on
+is highly configurable and makes it easy to boot a single image on

 different targets or different images on a single target.
 
 different targets or different images on a single target.
 

-Novaboot operation is controlled by command line options and by a so
-called novaboot script, which can be thought as a generalization of
-bootloader configuration files (see L</"NOVABOOT SCRIPT SYNTAX">).
-Typical way of using novaboot is to make the novaboot script
-executable and set its first line to I<#!/usr/bin/env novaboot>. Then,
-booting a particular OS configuration becomes the same as executing a
-local program - the novaboot script.
+Novaboot operation is controlled by configuration files, command line
+options and by a so called novaboot script, which can be thought as a
+generalization of bootloader configuration files (see L</"NOVABOOT
+SCRIPT SYNTAX">). Typical way of using novaboot is to make the
+novaboot script executable and set its first line to I<#!/usr/bin/env
+novaboot>. Then, booting a particular OS configuration becomes the
+same as executing a local program – the novaboot script.

 
 Novaboot uses configuration files to, among other things, define
 command line options needed for different targets. Users typically use
 
 Novaboot uses configuration files to, among other things, define
 command line options needed for different targets. Users typically use