--- features.html	2005/08/25 13:37:18	1.3
+++ features.html	2005/08/31 01:48:29	1.5
@@ -36,10 +36,9 @@
 <li><b>50% Smaller Ramdisk & Faster Partition Booting</b></li>
 
 <ul>BusyBox, "The Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux" has been rebuilt
-to use uClibc, the small libc optimized for embedded systems.  Plus,
-it is no longer statically linked.  Viola! your ramdisk is about 1/2
-the size, giving your I/O buffers more memory and making your
-partitions boot faster.</ul><p>
+to use uClibc, the small libc optimized for embedded systems.  Viola!
+your ramdisk is about 1/2 the size, giving your I/O buffers more
+memory and making your partitions boot faster.</ul><p>
 
 <li><b>Cross-compilation Support</b></li>
 
@@ -69,20 +68,43 @@
 <li><b>Useful Utilities</b></li>
 
 <ul>The original IBM environment was tool-challanged. The new ZeptoOS
-kernel includes useful tools such as <tt>lsof</tt> and a specially
-modified <tt>strace</tt>.  Plus, it is easy to add your own.</ul><p>
+kernel includes useful tools such as <code>lsof</code> and a specially
+modified <code>strace</code>.  Plus, it is easy to add your own.</ul><p>
 
-<li><b>Easier RAS logging and debuging</b></li>
+<li><b>Kernel Parameter Passing Supported</b></li>
+
+<ul>ZeptoOS supports passing arguments to the Linux kernel, a feature
+not available in IBM's kernel.  A simple tool allows kernel parameters
+to be set stored and fetched from the ramdisk.  This innovation, only
+available on ZeptoOS, enables special run-time decisions and
+configurations.</ul><p>
+
+<li><b>Easier RAS Logging and Debuging</b></li>
 
 <ul>When nodes boot, they send RAS messages to the Service Node.
 ZeptoOS has made this easier to use.  It is now possible to easily
 send debugging and kernel logging messages early in the boot sequence,
-and throughout execution.  Tracking down problems is simpler.</ul><p>
+and throughout execution. It is as simple as using
+<code>/proc/zepto/mbox</code>.  Tracking down problems is a
+snap.</ul><p>
+
+<li><b>Dynamic Status Information with zinfo</b></li>
+
+<ul>
+ZeptoOS includes a tool that maintains dynamic state information on
+BG/L I/O Nodes.  The daemon, <code>zinfod</code>, listens to special
+status information sent during booting and shutdown.  This information
+is made available external programs.  The user program
+<code>zinfo</code> provides information on which IO nodes were
+allocated to your job, and can block on their successful boot so
+specific actions can be trigged once the BG/L nodes boot.  Similarly,
+a process can wait for an I/O node to shutdown. Dynamic connections
+and interactions with running partitions are now possible.  </ul><p>
 
 <li><b>Customizable Boot Scripts</b></li>
 
 <ul>When I/O nodes boot, it is very convenient to run some
-initialization routines that can maintained on the Service Node.
+initialization routines that can be maintained on the Service Node.
 ZeptoOS makes it easy to run NFS-mounted scripts from the Service Node
 on startup and shutdown.</ul><p>