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 After creating one or more flash images (''.img.gz'' files) using **[[devdoc:devdoc_create_image|Create a Flash Image]]**, you can wrap those images in a Hybrid ISO (''.iso'' file) that can be directly booted when dd'ed to a USB flash drive, booted in a Virtual Machine, or mounted as an ISO disk.
-The input ''.img.gz'' file(s) will be placed unaltered in the resulting ISO in the ''os/'' directory along with generated ''.img.gz.sha1'' files.  Additionally, the current AstLinux changelog file will be included in the ISO.
+The input ''.img.gz'' file(s) will be placed unaltered on the resulting ISO in the ''os/'' directory along with generated ''.img.gz.sha1'' files.  Additionally, the current AstLinux changelog file will be included in the ISO.
 The process is quite straight-forward, but does require the **[[devdoc:documentation|Development Environment]]** to be installed.
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   cp runnix-iso.config .config
-In this case the ''./scripts/build-runnix-iso'' script will not have an ''output/'' directory to restore, so it will retain the "runnix-iso" build ''output/'' directory.  Additional ''./scripts/build-runnix-iso'' calls will be very quick.
+In this case the ''./scripts/build-runnix-iso'' script will not have an ''output/'' directory to restore, so it will retain the "runnix-iso" build ''output/'' directory.  Additional ''./scripts/build-runnix-iso'' calls will execute very quickly.
 Finally, to see how this ISO installer can be used, follow **[[userdoc:new-install|New Installation]]** for the process.