Upodated the readme file

README.rdoc

@@ -9,24 +9,39 @@ for use in a KAP setup (kite aerial photograpy).
 If the installation seems a bit difficult, I plan to make available a disk image for the
 beagleboard that can be put on a memory card and run directly on a Beagleboard.
 
+=== Functionality
+
+KAPture offera a web interface to the camera. The intenden use is to have th camera and a small linux computer (beagleboard) on a kite. The linux computer has a usb WLAN adapter configured with an adhoc network. On the ground, using a standard phone, you can connect to the adhoc network and capture images using buttons on a web page. Currently KAPture has the following functionality:
+
+* Capture an image
+* Capture many images automatically, continuously updating previews
+* Download previews and fullsize images
+* Automatic conversion of RAW images to JPEG for browsing
+* Automatic scaling of images to save bandwidth
+* Delete all images on camera
+* Delete all images on linux computer
+* Change camera settings such as image format (RAW/JPEG/compression), aperture etc. This is still a bit sketchy but works well for many settings. Many times the availability of a setting depends on which mode the camera dial is in.
+* Browse images captured during the session
+
 === Installation
 
 You will need to install the following commands
 
-  * git
-  * dcraw (executable in standard folder /usr/bin)
-  * cjpeg (executable in standard folder /usr/bin)
+* git
+* dcraw (executable in standard folder /usr/bin)
+* cjpeg (executable in standard folder /usr/bin)
 
 Also, the following gems
 
-  * RubyInline
-  * jeweler
-  * rails
-  * hoe
-  * rspec
-  * <install any other gems as they are reported missing ;-) >
-  * will_paginate
-  * mongrel
+* RubyInline
+* jeweler
+* rails
+* hoe
+* rspec
+* will_paginate
+* mongrel
+
+Install any other gems as they are reported missing ;-)
 
 Two gems must be installed from github:
 
@@ -66,9 +81,25 @@ It will now start with the machine, to start it now type
   sudo /etc/init.d/mongrel
   sudo /etc/init.d/mongrel start
 
+At this stage, if everything went well, point yout browser to your machine name or ip address and plug in your camera to the USB port.
 
 
+=== Running in development mode
+
+Running in development mode is simple.
+
+  cd ~/kapture
+  rake db:create
+  rake db:migrate
+  script/server
+
+In a separate window type
+
+  cd ~/kapture
+  script/runner lib/kaptured/kaptured.rb run
+
+Log files and pid files should go in the log folder.
+
 
-At this stage, if everything went well, point yout browser to your machine name or ip address and plug in your camera to the USB port.