README

README.md

@@ -9,6 +9,16 @@ should be bootable both by UEFI and legacy boot.
 You should build the project using `cargo build`. An AUR package will be provided with the first
 stable version.
 
+## Requirements
+
+This tool should be ran from an exiting Arch Linux installations. It depends on the following tools:
+
+* sgdisk
+* partprobe
+* pacstrap and arch-chroot
+* mkfs.fat
+* mkfs.btrfs
+
 ## Usage
 
 ``` shell
@@ -23,7 +33,7 @@ perform further customizations before your first boot.
 
 ## What exactly does it do?
 
-This tool doesn't inspire to be a generic installer for Arch Linux. Instead, it does the minimum
+This tool doesn't aspire to be a generic installer for Arch Linux. Instead, it does the minimum
 steps required to create a bootable USB with a few tweaks.
 
 1. Partition the disk as suggested [here](http://valleycat.org/linux/arch-usb.html). The last
@@ -32,4 +42,5 @@ steps required to create a bootable USB with a few tweaks.
 drive's cache, which will speed up things when you create multiple drives. This tool will install
 the base system, grub, intel-ucode, NetworkManager and btrfs-progs
 1. Generate initramfs without the `autodetect` hook
+1. Set NetworkManager to start at boot
 1. Install GRUB in both legacy and UEFI modes