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 and then the final configuration for the installer is automatically created.
 
+# Help for unknown config/server
+This is for cases, where a machine that is not currently configured in the software tries to netboot from it.
+
+There are basically 2 cases, where this might happen:
+1. A new machine is supposed to be added and I need to add it to the configuration
+2. A machine, that is not intended for netbooting, was accidentally configured to try netbooting
+
+## New Machine to add to Configuration
+In this case, we want the machine to boot into a sort of exploritory environment, so one can easily find the required information to add the machine to the configuration.
+
+For this purpose I plan to use a barebones linux setup based on this blog about creating a minimal linux kernel[^blog_tiny_linux_from_scrach].
+TODO
+
+## Accidental boot
+The main concern in this case is to not accidentally wipe an existing machine, like my personal computer.
+TODO
+
+
 # Why not MAAS?
 The simple answer is simplicity and that I wanted to understand how these things work.
 Basically even what I am outlining here is already overkill, as I am maybe deploying a new server once every 1 or 2 years.
@@ -55,10 +73,6 @@ Basically even what I am outlining here is already overkill, as I am maybe deplo
 Currently this is mostly still an experimental setup, but I actually want to deploy this for my homelab.
 For this I am planning on setting up 1 or 2 raspberry pies that might also serve some other critical services.
 
-## Better help for unknown config
-Currently it is a bit annoying to get the first configuration for a client going, because you need to find all the serial numbers etc.
-In the long run I want to boot into a minimal live linux setup[^blog_tiny_linux_from_scrach], which one can then use to find all the info needed for setting up your config.
-
 # References
 [^autoinstall]: [autoinstall docs](https://canonical-subiquity.readthedocs-hosted.com/en/latest/intro-to-autoinstall.html)
 [^cloud-init]: [cloud-init homepage](https://cloud-init.io/)