readme updates

readme.md

@@ -5,28 +5,45 @@ This repository is designed to help build a "Droid".. an external hard drive use
 
 ## Setup
 
-Install a clean OS, log in as a temporary user named something other than `Droid`
+Install a clean OS, created a user named `Droid`
 
 
-- Install [Packages](http://s.sudre.free.fr/Software/Packages/about.html)
 
-- Create `/Users/Shared/Development` for use as common starting ground in this package's scripts.
+
+- Install [Packages.app](http://s.sudre.free.fr/Software/Packages/about.html)
+
+- Create a folder called `/Users/Shared/Development` for use as common starting ground in this package's scripts.
 
 - Clone this repo*
 
-`git clone https://github.com/watchmanmonitoring/the-droid-you-are-looking-for.git /Users/Shared/Development/the-droid-you-are-looking-for`
+```
+git clone https://github.com/watchmanmonitoring/the-droid-you-are-looking-for.git /Users/Shared/Development/the-droid-you-are-looking-for
+```
+
+- Review the system wide settings to be applied in 
 
+```
+ /Users/Shared/Development/the-droid-you-are-looking-for/droid-prep/postinstallation 
+```
 
 - Install the suggested applications into /Applications
 
-- Open `droid-prep.pkgproj` in Packages.app and remove any Applications you don't intend to bundle.
+- Open `droid-prep.pkgproj` in `Packages.app` and remove any Applications you don't intend to bundle.
+
+- Configure the Droid's user environment as desired.
+
+- This command will strip data from the "droid" user account and build a package which preserves the setup.
+
+```
+/Users/Shared/Development/the-droid-you-are-looking-for/carbon-freeze.sh
+```
 
 
 *(If you'd rather tweak it yourself, consider Forking this, which would change the URL for cloning.
 
 
-## What about autopkg|autodmg|deploystudio|etc?
+## What about autodmg | deploystudio | etc?
 
-This is designed to get a person up and running with a usable external hard drive quickly. It is very possible that your internal workflow may benefit from a more formal deployment.
+The process described in this repo is designed to get a person up and running with a usable external hard drive quickly. It is possible that some work environments may benefit from a more formal deployment, especially when something like autodmg or DeployStudio are already in use.
 
 A major difference is that this package is designed for a technician's use as a diagnostic drive on the latest, perhaps beta, OS X.