diff --git a/OpenOS/usr/man/minitel b/OpenOS/usr/man/minitel
index 000d220..db0646d 100644
--- a/OpenOS/usr/man/minitel
+++ b/OpenOS/usr/man/minitel
@@ -4,17 +4,20 @@ The Minitel daemon handles receiving and relaying Minitel packets.
 
 ## Configuration
 
-The minitel daemon does not keep a configuration file, so settings have to be set every boot.
+The minitel daemon keeps a settings file in /etc/minitel.cfg, which is loaded on start. This can be edited directly and the daemon restarted, or settings can be changed from the command line.
 
 To change a setting, one invokes:
 
-`rc minitel set_<option> value`
+`rc minitel set <option> <value>`
 
 ### Available settings
 
- - port: the physical port the protocol runs over
- - pctime: the amount of time packets are kept in the packet cache
- - retry: how many seconds between resend attempts of reliable packets
- - rctime: How long items are kept in the routing cache
+- port: the physical port the protocol runs over
+- pctime: the amount of time packets are kept in the packet cache
+- retry: how many seconds between resend attempts of reliable packets
+- rctime: How long items are kept in the routing cache
+- retrycount: how many attempts to resend should be made
+- route: whether to forward packets
+- debug: whether to output debugging info to the display
 
-In addition, one can invoke `rc minitel debug` to get large amounts of debug output, rc `minitel set_route <local_modem> <remote_modem>` to add a static route, and `rc minitel del_route` to delete a static route.
+In addition, one can invoke to get large amounts of debug output, *rc minitel set_route <hostname> <local_modem> <remote_modem>* to add a static route, and *rc minitel del_route <hostname>* to delete a static route.