\section{Minor Infractions}

As mentioned above, there were a few minor infractions.  These made it slightly

difficult to complete the build and installation without additional context, but

did not make the build impossible to complete without more information, such as

missing source code for kernel modules or depending on a specific cross-compiler

but not mentioning which one or, better yet, including its source code, which

are both more problematic infractions.  These minor infractions were:

% FIXME: clarify seriousness of no install instructions; lack of clarity in

% which version to install could be more problematic

* Not mentioning how to extract the source tarball and then where to run the

  "make" command.

* Not mentioning how to install the kernel and root filesystem on the device;

  this is the biggest of these 3 issues but a bit less troublesome than it would

  otherwise have been since the web-based firmware update process is well-known.

* Using pre-built toolchain binaries that don't work on all systems instead of

  the ones that are built in a separate step, but not moved to the right place.

  We were able to build corresponding toolchain binaries from source (though

  for a slightly different target) so this is not a severe toolchain violation

  of the type we normally find (where toolchain binaries are provided without

  source).  However, including instructions to use the built toolchain binaries

  instead would be best, or alternatively specifying the distribution on which

  the toolchain binaries must be run (to avoid being unable to run them as we

  were).