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diff --git a/README.txt b/README.txtindex 036421b..1d7b833 100644--- a/README.txt+++ b/README.txt@@ -43,9 +43,16 @@ Makefile before running make install.  The Makefile lists the other variables cgit.conf can set, prefix among them. +make install runs the build again first, with the variables it is given, so it+needs the same ones as the build. To install the hardened binary that+tools/build-release.sh built rather than a default build, skip that rebuild with+make's -o option.++    $ sudo make -o all install+ On a musl system such as Alpine, Git's code also needs the Linux kernel headers, packaged there as linux-headers, and its bundled regex in place of musl's, which-lacks REG_STARTEND. make test takes the same setting.+lacks REG_STARTEND. make install and make test take the same setting.      $ make NO_REGEX=YesPlease 
diff --git a/README.txt b/README.txt
index 036421b..1d7b833 100644
--- a/README.txt
+++ b/README.txt
@@ -43,9 +43,16 @@ Makefile before running make install.
 
 The Makefile lists the other variables cgit.conf can set, prefix among them.
 
+make install runs the build again first, with the variables it is given, so it
+needs the same ones as the build. To install the hardened binary that
+tools/build-release.sh built rather than a default build, skip that rebuild with
+make's -o option.
+
+    $ sudo make -o all install
+
 On a musl system such as Alpine, Git's code also needs the Linux kernel headers,
 packaged there as linux-headers, and its bundled regex in place of musl's, which
-lacks REG_STARTEND. make test takes the same setting.
+lacks REG_STARTEND. make install and make test take the same setting.
 
     $ make NO_REGEX=YesPlease