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@@ -11,44 +11,44 @@ the original Linux Live Kit. <http://linux-live.org>
 
 ## Before you build:
 
-1.  Store Linux Live Kit in a directory which is not going to be included
+- Store Linux Live Kit in a directory which is not going to be included
   in your live distro, else it would be copied to it.
   The best practice is to make a directory such
   as for example: '/tmp/a', and put all the files there.
 ### NOTE:
-     * Make sure to extract and use it on a POSIX-compatible
+  Make sure to extract and use it on a POSIX-compatible
   filesystem (for ex: EXT4), since it will create symlinks 
   and such that might not be compatible in for example: FAT 
   and such other filesystems.
 
-2.  Before you start building your Live Kit, please consider
+- Before you start building your Live Kit, please consider
   editing the ./.config file, and tweak it to suit your needs.
   Most importantly, change the LIVEKITNAME variable.
 
-3.  Make sure you are pointing to the right kernel. If in doubt, 
+- Make sure you are pointing to the right kernel. If in doubt, 
   change the path in ./.config. Your kernel must support both 
   SquashFS and AUFS, or else you will get an error both while 
   building, and when you actually boot your Live Kit.
 ### PROTIP:
-     * On most Linux distros, the kernel is in /vmlinuz, a
+  * On most Linux distro-s, the kernel is in /vmlinuz, a
     symlink to /boot/vmlinuz-* or even /boot/vmlinux-*
 
 
   * Debian Jessie's kernel supports both AUFS and SquashFS out-of-the-box.
     It's recommended to use Debian Jessie as the base OS, but the choice is yours.
 
-4.  It's recommended to replace boot background in
+- It's recommended to replace boot background in
   bootfiles/bootpic.png and edit syslinux.cfg to fit your needs.
 ### NOTE:
   * When editing the configuration file, make sure to keep all paths
     pointing to /boot/, since it will be replaced to /LIVEKITNAME/boot/
     during the build session.
 
-5.  Linux Live Kit comes with precompiled static binaries in ./initramfs
+- Linux Live Kit comes with precompiled static binaries in ./initramfs
   directory. Those may be outdated but will work. You may replace them
   by your own statically linked binaries, if you know how to compile them.
 
-    If you want to boot your Live Kit from a CD, you'll need to recompile
+- If you want to boot your Live Kit from a CD, you'll need to recompile
   syslinux.bin and/or isolinux.bin else it won't be able to boot 
   your Live Kit from directory "/LIVEKITNAME".
  
@@ -58,12 +58,12 @@ the original Linux Live Kit. <http://linux-live.org>
   your actual LIVEKITNAME and recompiling. This step is not needed if you only need 
   the ZIP archive version.
 
-6.  If you have tmpfs mounted on /tmp, make sure you have enough (or maybe even
+- If you have tmpfs mounted on /tmp, make sure you have enough (or maybe even
   a lot of) RAM, since Live Kit will store lots of data to the target.
   If you don't have enough (or even went out of) RAM, make sure
   that /tmp is a regular on-disk directory.
 
-7.  If you want to include your own bundules, then the 'include\_bund/' directory
+- If you want to include your own bundules, then the 'include\_bund/' directory
   might come in handy! Just make sure that the file extension will match
   with your chosen .BEXT extension.