README.md in chef-provisioning-vsphere-1.0.0 vs README.md in chef-provisioning-vsphere-1.1.0

@@ -85,10 +85,12 @@
 - `[:network_name]` - array of network names to use. A NIC will be added for each
 - `[:memory_mb]` - number of megabytes to allocate for machine
 - `[:host]` - `{cluster}`/`{host}` to use during provisioning
 - `[:resource_pool]` - `{cluster}`/`{resource pool}` to use during provisioning
 - `[:additional_disk_size_gb]` - an array of numbers, each signifying the number of gigabytes to assign to an additional disk (*this requires a datastore to be specified*)
+- `[:bootstrap_ipv4]` - `true` / `false`, set to `true` to wait for an IPv4 address to become available before bootstrapping.
+- `[:ipv4_timeout]` - use with `[:bootstrap_ipv4]`, set the time in seconds to wait before an IPv4 address is received (defaults to 30)
 - `[:ssh][:user]` user to use for ssh/winrm (defaults to root on linux/administrator on windows)
 - `[:ssh][:password]` - password to use for ssh/winrm
 - `[:ssh][:paranoid]` - specifies the strictness of the host key verification checking
 - `[:ssh][:port]` port to use for ssh/winrm (defaults to 22 for ssh or 5985 for winrm)
 - `[:convergence_options][:install_msi_url]` - url to chef client msi to use (defaults to latest)
@@ -147,9 +149,10 @@
   }
 }
 ```
 
 ### Domain joined windows machine
+NOTE: customization_spec `org_name` and `product_id` are required for sysprep Windows machines.
 
 ```ruby
 with_machine_options :bootstrap_options => {
   use_linked_clone: true,
   num_cpus: 2,