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 This is the sources to build system images of ServNest using mkosi. You can then use them with systemd-nspawn.
 
+This repository also contains configuration files and installation scripts inside `install` that may also be useful without mkosi.
+
 ## Usage
 
 This generator allows to build images for both Arch Linux and Debian Testing, you can replace `<sysid>` by either `arch` or `debian` in the following examples. Note that mkosi may require tools that are not available on your distribution.
 
-You can generate a new image in `/var/lib/machines/servnest-<sysid>` by running `mkosi --force -d <sysid>` from this directory (`--force` will erase an already existing image).
+You can generate a new image in `/var/lib/machines/servnest-<sysid>` by running `mkosi --force -d <sysid>` from this repository (`--force` erases an already existing image).
 
-You will need to copy `mkosi.nspawn` into `/etc/systemd/nspawn/servnest-<sysid>.nspawn` to allow the container to use network without restrictions.
+You need to copy `mkosi.nspawn` into `/etc/systemd/nspawn/servnest-<sysid>.nspawn` to allow the container to use network without restrictions.
 
 You can then boot the container:
 ```
@@ -19,11 +21,9 @@ machinectl shell servnest-<sysid>
 The full explanation of the structure in this repository can be found on the mkosi manpage. Here is a summary of what mkosi will do in this repository:
 
 1. Load configuration from `mkosi.default` and `mkosi.default.d/<sysid>/mkosi.default`
-2. Add `mkosi.skeleton`
-3. Install packages according to configuration
-4. Run `mkosi.prepare`
-5. Add `mkosi.extra`
-6. Run `mkosi.postinst`
+2. Install packages according to configuration
+3. Copy this repository to the container root
+4. Run `mkosi.postinst`, which runs specific scripts inside `install`, which do configuration (depending on the distribution)
 
 ## License