Merge pull request #58 from gower/vfsbuilder

VFS builder documentation update

utilities/vfsbuilder/README

@@ -1,38 +1,39 @@
+AtlasOS VFS Builder 
 
+Author: Gower
+Version: Hazy
 
-AtlasOS VFS Builder 
-by Gower
+(Use at own risk, absolutely no warranty provided.)
 
-Version: Murky
+Builds the virtual file system (VFS) for AtlasOS.
 
-Use at own risk, absolutely no warranty provided.
+USAGE:
+	python vfsbuilder.py 
 
+OPTIONS:
+	-a, --atlas <dir>  AtlasOS directory
+	-r, --root <dir>   The directory to use as the root of the VFS
+	-h, --help         Displays this message
 
 ----- Introduction -----
 
 The virtual file system (VFS) allows you to pre-load AtlasOS with files, at
 least until real storage becomes widely available for DCPU-16 emulators.
 
 VFS Builder is a quick way to create the VFS (which is basically an assembly
-file which is included alongside the kernel) by looking at a given directory
+file which is assembled alongside the kernel) by looking at a given directory
 and indexing the files and subdirectories in it, then looking at each file in
 turn and creating the assembly code equivalent (i.e. a lot of dats and hex).
 
-Python is required to use this script (tested on 3.0, although should work on
-earlier versions to).
-
-
------ Usage -----
-
-python utilities/vfsbuilder/vfsbuilder.py
-Options:
-	-a, --atlas:	Define the AtlasOS directory
-	-r, --root:	Define the directory to convert to the VFS
+Python is required to use this script (tested on 2.6, although should work on
+earlier versions too).
 
 By default, VFS Builder assumes that it is being executed from the AtlasOS
 directory will look to compile for the directory misc/vfs. If this is not the
 case the above options will need to be used.
 
+----- Specifying Flags -----
+
 By default, all files will be readable and writable from within AtlasOS. To
 change this, you can specify flags in the file name. For example:
 	'--re.myfile.bin'