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diff --git a/info/bootcleanse.texinfo b/info/bootcleanse.texinfo index 02c066f..fe915bc 100644 --- a/info/bootcleanse.texinfo +++ b/info/bootcleanse.texinfo @@ -68,13 +68,13 @@ Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled @cindex overview @cindex description -@command{bootcleanse} is a simple script to remove old stuff from +@command{bootcleanse} is a simple script that removes old stuff from your boot sequence; just another part of cleaning your system from -old crap. It is not very configurable, if you want something specific -than removing the MBR and all boot flags (on primary partitions) -from a set of drives you may want to copy the script and end it do -do exactly want you want, but the chance of you needing to do that -is extremely small. +old rubbish. It is not very configurable. If you want something more +specific than removing the MBR and all boot flags (on primary +partitions) from a set of drives, you may want to copy the script and +edit it to do exactly what you want, but the chance that you will need +to do that is extremely small. @node Invoking @@ -85,9 +85,9 @@ is extremely small. @cindex executing @cindex running -@command{bootcleanse} requires (unless you have an customised, -unsecure system setup) super user and will tell you want it is -about to do and ask if it sould proceed. +@command{bootcleanse} requires (unless you have a customised, +unsecure system set-up) superuser privileges, and will tell you what it +is about to do and ask if it should proceed. @command{bootcleanse} takes no options, but takes all arguments and assumes those are the drives you want to remove the MBR code @@ -140,4 +140,3 @@ along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. @bye - |