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Update README to enhance installation instructions
RobertFlexxParents
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README.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ the core/extra collections because that is how Splux is built and installed.
If you take SPS into an LFS (or any other) project, do not assume `setup`
will do the right thing for you. The installer partitions disks, writes
-fstab, chooses systemd or OpenRC, copies a Splux hostname, and installs
+fstab, chooses systemd or OpenRC (and **others**, copies a Splux hostname, and installs
distro profiles. Your LFS book already has its own disk, boot, and
configuration story. Use `sget` and `mkpkg` there; skip `setup` and `mkiso`
unless you actually want SPS Linux on that machine.