Hi, first post.
I've been using whiterussian for a little while, and since it was working fine, got bored with it so decided to try kamikaze.
The documentation is a little more scarce! This leads to a couple of questions:
Are the /etc/config file options documented anywhere is a systematic (or semi-systematic) manner? At the moment I'm reading init.d scripts to work out what options exist and what they might do (that and guessing, with a sprinkling of trial-and-error, anyhow). I've spent some time in the wiki (where some stuff is found), and a little time at dev.openwrt.org but not found a master list of such things.
Presumably, if I felt inspired to write down what I've found out in the wiki, no-one is going to object. However, if I do that will anyone that actually knows what the options do (as opposed to me that's merely guessing) feel inspired to fix any howlers I make?
Which leads onto the second question - the wiki has lots of stuff in there, but some of the layout is, err, idiosyncratic. For example, front page - what leaps out? - various ways to hack the hardware. That comes before teh information about actually installing and configuring. Is there a master plan / cabal / overlord that I will cross if I were (hypothetically) to do something presumptuous like change the layout or add links to the front page? Are particular pages / areas under oversight of particular people? I know wikis are supposed to be a collaborative free-for-all, but I also know some are free-er than others...
regards, Ian SMith