Update README for rBoot/Storage

Sming/Components/Storage/README.rst

@@ -89,7 +89,9 @@ In your custom profile you'd add the line:
  "base_config": "legacy/spiffs"
 
 Your OTA update process must include a step to write the partition table to the correct location.
-
+
+It is not necessary to update the bootloader. See :component:`rboot` for further information.
+
 
 Custom configurations
 ---------------------

Sming/Components/rboot/README.rst

@@ -10,10 +10,24 @@ pre-configured flash memory addresses, called "slots". Sming supports up to thre
 .. note::
 
  With Sming 4.3 partitions are used to manage flash storage.
- A "slot" refers to a specific application partition, namely ``rom0``, ``rom1`` or ``rom2``.
+ A "slot" refers to a specific application partition, typically ``rom0``, ``rom1`` or ``rom2``.
 
  The location or size of these partitions is determined by the :ref:`hardware_config`.
 
+ The bootloader has been modified to use the partition table as reference, identifying slots
+ by the partition sub-type.
+
+ Where systems are to be updated Over the Air (OTA) at least two application partitions are required.
+ The bootloader identifies these by their partition subtype: ``slot #0`` -> ``App/Ota_0``, ``slot #1`` -> ``App/Ota_1``, etc.
+
+ Fixed applications without OTA capability use a single application image.
+ This must be the ``App/Factory`` partition type, and corresponds to ``slot #0``.
+
+ At startup, the bootloader will use the partition table to locate the application image.
+ It will also ensure that the ROM slot information in the boot configuration is consistent,
+ and update it if necessary.
+
+
 .. attention::
 
  Make sure that your slots do not extend beyond a 1MB boundary and