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@@ -24,19 +24,23 @@ Note that all building and test running is done as non-root user.
 
 == Running build-$arch
 
-There are a number of starrt scripts, build-$arch, for building
-installer pairs of kernel and initrd.gz towards different
-archivetctures. For that to work you need to install `binfmt-support`
-and `qemu-user-static`, which together should let your computer
-execute binaries for a range of architectures in addiion to its native
-architecture. This is similar to a multiarch setup but without
-expanding `apt` to install packages for all of them. Thereafter it
-should be as simple as running, say,
+There are a number of start scripts, in `build-$arch` format, for
+building installer pairs of kernel and initrd.gz towards different
+archivetctures. For that to work you probably will need to
+
+    # apt-get install binfmt-support qemu-user-static
+
+These together should let your computer execute binaries for a range
+of architectures in addition to its native architecture. This setup is
+similar to a multiarch setup but without expanding `apt` to install
+packages for all of them.
+
+Thereafter it should be as simple as running, say,
 
     $ ./build-arm64
 
 for making a pair of kernel and initrd.gz installer for an arm64
-architectire. This may be tested in a qemu VM by running
+architectire. This may then be tested in a qemu VM by running:
 
     $ ./vm.sh arm64