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-This is a pseudo-open [gitit](http://gitit.net) repo for brainstorming around
+This is a pseudo-open [gitit](http://gitit.net) wiki for brainstorming around
 the [rooter](http://rooter.is) open hardware wireless router. You can read more
 about the **[motivation]()** and **[principles]()** behind the project on this
-wiki and there is a **[FAQ](http://rooter.is/moreinfo.html)** linked from the
-**[front page](http://rooter.is/)**.
+wiki and there is also a **[FAQ](http://rooter.is/moreinfo.html)** linked from
+the **[home page](http://rooter.is/)**.
 
 Feel free to create an account, but note that the connection is NOT secure.
 See the links to the left for help; the kdefault syntax is markdown, and the
 wiki can export to many formats. There is also a mailing list, you can sign up
 and browse the archives [here](http://mailman.rooter.is/mailman/listinfo/talk).
 
-# System Components
+# Proposed System Design
 
-* **[Hardware Specifications](/hardware/specs)**
-* **[Operating System](/distribution)**
-* **[Configuration Management](/configuration)**
-* **Software [Services](/services) and [Applications](/applications)**
-* **[Packet Routing](/routing)**
-
-# Development
-
-* [questions]()
-* [ideas](): blue sky
+* **[Overview and Features](/design/overview)**
+* **[Hardware Specifications](/design/hardware)**
 
-# Reference
+# Development Notes
 
-* [Other Hardware Devices](/hardware/devices)
-* [refs]()
-
-# Other Stuff
-
-* [hardware/cpu]()
-* [hardware/misc]()
-* [unsorted]()
+* **[Benchmarks](/benchmarks)** of existing hardware
+* **[User Experience](/user_experience)**
+* **[Operating System](/distribution)**
+* **[Software Services](/services) and [Applications](/applications)**
+* **[Packet Routing](/routing)**
+* **[Quality Assurance](/qa)**: testing and metrics
+* **[Configuration Management](/configuration)**
+* **[Ideas](/ideas)**
+* **[Questions](/questions)** to be resolved
+
+# Links and Other Stuff
+
+* [events](): gatherings of interest in real life
+* [altnet](): alternative networking ([mesh](), etc)
+* [refs](): community resources, other links
+* [hardware/devices](): background research of other devices on the market
+  (commercial and community-based)
+* [hardware/cpu](): background research of CPU options
+* [unsorted](): links and other projects, not yet organized
 * [All Pages](/_index)
 
diff --git a/design/hardware.page b/design/hardware.page
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+
+Below is the best-guess set of features that a rooter hardware device would
+include; this is a balance between good functionality, engineering feasibility,
+and cost at the 1k or 10k production batch size:
+
+ - Core
+    - ARM SoC, Freescale i.MX6
+    - Power management/regulator IC for SoC
+    - 512MB RAM
+    - No onboard FLASH, 8GB+ uSD card
+    - FRAM chip for routing table persistance
+ - WiFi
+    - full-size miniPCIe slot for off-the-shelf dual-band card
+ - 802.15.4 
+    - all-in-one stm32w chip, trace antenna (?)
+ - Ethernet
+    - GigE switch chip w/ PHY, 5 ports
+    - 4x LAN jacks with drivers for longer cable runs (w/ LEDs)
+    - 1x WAN jack
+ - Power
+    - 5/12v regulator, ~1amp
+    - Power connector
+    - Reverse voltage diode
+ - USB Host jack
+ - USB mini jack for UART/JTAG/Mass storage (how? USB2 hub?)
+ - Second SD or uSD connector (for expansion)
+ - status LEDs and drivers (PWM from SoC?)
+ - reset button
+ - power switch
diff --git a/design/minimal_design.page b/design/minimal_design.page
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+
+A device with the minimal hardware resources required to accomplish rooter
+goals, which could be implemented with as little engineering as possible. This
+would be very similar to the $90 open hardware BeagleBone development board;
+than design could be copied and extended.
+
+ - Core
+    - ARM SoC, probably BeagleBoard-compatible device
+    - power management/regulator IC for SoC
+    - 256MB RAM
+    - No onboard FLASH, 2GB+ uSD card
+ - WiFi
+    - Atheros ath5k-compatible WiFi bg baseband, radio
+    - Antenna connector
+    - regulator/powermanagement
+ - 802.15.4 
+    - all-in-one chip, trace antenna (?)
+ - Ethernet
+    - PHY IC
+    - Single 10/100mbps jack (w/ LEDs)
+    - Connectors with LEDs
+ - Power
+    - 5/12v regulator, ~1amp
+    - Power connector
+    - Reverse voltage diode
+ - Second SD or uSD connector (for expansion)
+ - status LEDs and drivers (PWM from SoC?)
+ - reset button
+ - power switch
+
diff --git a/design/overview.page b/design/overview.page
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+
+Below is the best-guess set of features that a rooter hardware device would
+include; this is a balance between good functionality, engineering feasibility,
+and cost at the 1k or 10k production batch size:
+
+ - Core
+    - ARM SoC, Freescale i.MX6
+    - Power management/regulator IC for SoC
+    - 512MB RAM
+    - No onboard FLASH, 8GB+ uSD card
+    - FRAM chip for routing table persistance
+ - WiFi
+    - full-size miniPCIe slot for off-the-shelf dual-band card
+ - 802.15.4 
+    - all-in-one stm32w chip, trace antenna (?)
+ - Ethernet
+    - GigE switch chip w/ PHY, 5 ports
+    - 4x LAN jacks with drivers for longer cable runs (w/ LEDs)
+    - 1x WAN jack
+ - Power
+    - 5/12v regulator, ~1amp
+    - Power connector
+    - Reverse voltage diode
+ - USB Host jack
+ - USB mini jack for UART/JTAG/Mass storage (how? USB2 hub?)
+ - Second SD or uSD connector (for expansion)
+ - status LEDs and drivers (PWM from SoC?)
+ - reset button
+ - power switch
diff --git a/hardware/specs.page b/hardware/specs.page
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-Below is the best-guess set of features that a rooter hardware device would
-include; this is a balance between good functionality, engineering feasibility,
-and cost at the 1k or 10k production batch size:
-
- - Core
-    - ARM SoC, Freescale i.MX6
-    - Power management/regulator IC for SoC
-    - 512MB RAM
-    - No onboard FLASH, 8GB+ uSD card
-    - FRAM chip for routing table persistance
- - WiFi
-    - full-size miniPCIe slot for off-the-shelf dual-band card
- - 802.15.4 
-    - all-in-one stm32w chip, trace antenna (?)
- - Ethernet
-    - GigE switch chip w/ PHY, 5 ports
-    - 4x LAN jacks with drivers for longer cable runs (w/ LEDs)
-    - 1x WAN jack
- - Power
-    - 5/12v regulator, ~1amp
-    - Power connector
-    - Reverse voltage diode
- - USB Host jack
- - USB mini jack for UART/JTAG/Mass storage (how? USB2 hub?)
- - Second SD or uSD connector (for expansion)
- - status LEDs and drivers (PWM from SoC?)
- - reset button
- - power switch
-
 # Absolute Minimal Hardware
 
-A device with the minimal hardware resources required to accomplish rooter
-goals, which could be implemented with as little engineering as possible. This
-would be very similar to the $90 open hardware BeagleBone development board;
-than design could be copied and extended.
-
- - Core
-    - ARM SoC, probably BeagleBoard-compatible device
-    - power management/regulator IC for SoC
-    - 256MB RAM
-    - No onboard FLASH, 2GB+ uSD card
- - WiFi
-    - Atheros ath5k-compatible WiFi bg baseband, radio
-    - Antenna connector
-    - regulator/powermanagement
- - 802.15.4 
-    - all-in-one chip, trace antenna (?)
- - Ethernet
-    - PHY IC
-    - Single 10/100mbps jack (w/ LEDs)
-    - Connectors with LEDs
- - Power
-    - 5/12v regulator, ~1amp
-    - Power connector
-    - Reverse voltage diode
- - Second SD or uSD connector (for expansion)
- - status LEDs and drivers (PWM from SoC?)
- - reset button
- - power switch
-