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README.md

@@ -9,48 +9,53 @@ See also http://7u83.cauwersin.com/?cat=28
 What you can do so far ...
 
 Read INSTALL and compile actube.
+
 Then ...
 
 Create certificates:
-  cd ssl
+    
-  sh all.sh
+     cd ssl
-  cd ..
+     sh all.sh
+     cd ..
 
 Edit src/actube/config.ckv and set your IP in
 capwap/control-ip-address/address.0
 
 Start actube with some debug options:
-  cd src/ac
+    
-  /actube -d std -d mod -d elem\_detail -d elem\_dmp
+     cd src/ac
+     ./actube -d std -d mod -d elem\_detail -d elem\_dmp
 
 If you have an AP with IOS 7.3x it should connect. Others
 might connect, too.
-Make sure on the AP you heve made 
-clear capwap private-config.   
 
-In another shell connect to the RPC interface:
+Make sure on the AP you heve made
-  cd src/ac
+clear capwap private-config.
-  ./act -s 127.0.0.1:5000
+
+In another terminal window connect to the RPC interface:
+    
+     cd src/ac
+     ./act -s 127.0.0.1:5000
 
 Send some commands to bring up a WLAN:
-   list			# list all connected APs
-   select <apname>	# set <apname> to the name of AP you want to select
-   status 		# show status of selected AP
-  
-   # the following sequence activates a WLAN called actube on AP
     
-   load wlan1	
+     list                # list all connected APs
-   send      
+     select <apname>     # set <apname> to the name of AP you want to select
-   clear                	
+     status 		# show status of selected AP
-   load activate 
-   send
 
-   status		# This should display now oper status for 
+     # the following sequence activates a WLAN called actube on AP
-			# interface 0 enabled
 
-   
+     load wlan1
-CWAPWAP data layer is still not finished, so you can't use the WLAN   
+     send
-	
+     clear
+     load activate
+     send
+
+     status		# This should display now oper status for 
+			    # interface 0 enabled
+
+
+CWAPWAP data layer is still not finished, so you can't use the WLAN