* move -noduds one line up
* reflect optionsfile generated by make config (not pkg2ng)
* hint where a hook script scould be located or using a softlink (shared tinderbox database)
  (sample usecase: http://www.marcuscom.com/pipermail/tinderbox-list/2010-January/001799.html )
* I think MACHINE_ARCH can be removed since it is set in scripts/lib/portbuild (around line 287)
* update sample by removing CSUP and using SVN (hope the command is right)


--- README	2013-01-14 21:42:01.145104505 +0100
+++ README	2013-01-14 21:54:22.514581762 +0100
@@ -438,8 +440,8 @@
                    doing parallel runs with the same PortsTree)       
    -skipmake       skips the Makefile generation stage (NOTE: only    
                    use this option if a good Makefile already exists) 
-                   skips the duds file generation stage (NOTE:        
-   -noduds         packages which are forbidden or ignored will be    
+   -noduds         skips the duds file generation stage (NOTE:        
+                   packages which are forbidden or ignored will be    
                    built)                                             
    -noclean        does not clean up the Build hierarchy after the    
                    port build completes                               
@@ -783,11 +785,11 @@
    The contents of the wireshark/options file would be:
 
  _OPTIONS_READ=wireshark-0.99.4
+ _FILE_COMPLETE_OPTIONS_LIST= RTP SNMP ADNS PCRE
  OPTIONS_FILE_SET+=RTP
  OPTIONS_FILE_SET+=SNMP
  OPTIONS_FILE_SET+=ADNS
  OPTIONS_FILE_UNSET+=PCRE
- _FILE_COMPLETE_OPTIONS_LIST=  RTP SNMP ADNS PCRE
 
    Once this structure is setup, then enable OPTIONS support in
    Tinderbox, and specify the path to the OPTIONS directory
@@ -845,6 +847,11 @@
 
  # ./tc updateHookCmd -h postJailExtract -c 'echo MAKE_JOBS_NUMBER=2 >> ${DESTDIR}/etc/make.conf'
 
+   HINT:
+   The hook script should be located in the scripts directory else the 
+   full path to the script is required. A softlink to the hook script
+   will also do the job since the hook is executed with the realpath.
+
      --------------------------------------------------------------
 
 8.9 Creating Users
@@ -1000,14 +1007,14 @@
        for example ${pb}/scripts/etc/env/jail.9-i386:
 
  ARCH=i386
- MACHINE_ARCH=i386
  UNAME_m=i386
  UNAME_p=i386
 
     2. Create a Jail (Chapter 3) using the name in step 1:
 
- # cd ${pb}/scripts && ./tc createJail -j 9-i386 -u CSUP \
-         -t RELENG_9 -d "FreeBSD-9-STABLE i386" -a i386
+ # cd ${pb}/scripts && ./tc createJail -j 9-i386 -u SVN \
+         -D stable/9 -d "FreeBSD-9-STABLE i386" -a i386 \
+         -H svn.FreeBSD.org -P http
 
    The Jail can then be used as though it were any other to create
    Builds.