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diff --git a/README b/README
index 843d3c1..aaa0461 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ firmware support unlike an ordinary PC.  The usual Debian boot CDs do
 not work, yet.  xodist builds a Debian system image in the format
 required by the firmware.
 
-See *.packages for other image flavours, and change "kde" below to the
+See configs/* for other image flavours, and change "kde" below to the
 flavour.  See README.approx before starting if you would like to cache
 the packages downloaded.
 
@@ -13,15 +13,15 @@ How to use xodist to generate a Debian KDE image for an OLPC XO:
 
 1.  build the root filesystem,
 
-	sudo ./initchroot.sh --package-list kde.packages kde.root
+	sudo ./mkchroot.sh --config-type debxo-kde debxo-kde.root
 
 2.  make the JFFS2 filesystem,
 
-	sudo ./mkjffs2.sh kde.root kde.img
+	sudo ./mkjffs2.sh --config-type debxo-kde debxo-kde.root debxo-kde.img
 
 3.  copy the files to a thumb drive,
 
-	sudo ./mkbootable.sh --output /mnt kde
+	sudo ./mkbootable.sh --output /mnt debxo-kde
 
 4.  ensure the XO is unlocked, by obtaining a Developer Key, and using
 the OpenFirmware command,
@@ -32,8 +32,8 @@ the OpenFirmware command,
 
 6.  insert the thumb drive,
 
-7.  power up, when prompted press Enter, and the image will be copied
-to the NAND flash, and then booted,
+7.  power up, answer the prompt, and the image will be copied to the
+NAND flash, and then booted,
 
 Warning: this erases everything on the XO, including any Developer
 Key, but if you have followed step 4 above that should not matter so
@@ -41,4 +41,6 @@ much.
 
 8.  remove the thumb drive before the next reboot or power up.
 
-Note: Firmware Q2E14 or newer is required.
+Note: Firmware Q2E20 or newer is required. The jffs2 images are for
+installation on NAND (the onboard flash), the ext3 images are only for
+usbsticks and sd-cards.