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README.md

@@ -74,18 +74,6 @@ libvirt, but for now I'll focus on maturing the parser and config file syntax.
 
 To start the qemu VM, it should suffice to run `ezkvm <configfile>`.
 
-## Installation ##
-
-No packages have been released yet, so installation is pretty much a manual job for now.
-That said, the Cargo.toml has been extended somewhat to allow cargo-deb to work, and
-build a debian package that contains the ezkvm executable.
-
-To build the ezkvm package:
-- install the cargo-dep package using cargo: `cargo install cargo-deb`
-- create the debian package by running: `cargo dep` 
-
-You will find a `ezkvm-z.y.x-v.deb` package in the target/debian directory.
-
 ## Building ezkvm ##
 
 The ezkvm application is written in [rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/), and so you need
@@ -104,6 +92,18 @@ that is mature.
 That said, I am of course willing to review, and if found ok, to merge pull requests that
 incorporate changes to make it run on other distro's or platforms.
 
+## Installation ##
+
+No packages have been released yet, so installation is pretty much a manual job for now.
+That said, the Cargo.toml has been extended somewhat to allow cargo-deb to work, and
+build a debian package that contains the ezkvm executable.
+
+To build the ezkvm package:
+- install the cargo-dep package using cargo: `cargo install cargo-deb`
+- create the debian package by running: `cargo dep` 
+
+You will find a `ezkvm-z.y.x-v.deb` package in the target/debian directory.
+
 ## Running ezkvm ##
 
 The ezkvm application will look for config files in /etc/ezkvm, some example files can be