diff --git a/Divorce-Your-Linux-Admin.rst b/Divorce-Your-Linux-Admin.rst
index 6afdc90..a20eb4b 100644
--- a/Divorce-Your-Linux-Admin.rst
+++ b/Divorce-Your-Linux-Admin.rst
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@
 themselves having embedded assumptions about where they can find tools
 during the compilation phase.  That's right, the *source code and
 configurations* have hardwired assumptions about where they would find
-things like ``perl`` and ``make``.
+things like ``perl``.
 
 At this point, the whole process had taken me a few dozen hours and
 I was sufficiently enraged that I just *had* to figure out.  As we'll
@@ -173,10 +173,10 @@
      of the installations from there.
 
      It's "almost" because - due to the aforementioned dain bramaged
-     open source packages, You *have* to have the OS copies of
-     ``autoconfig``, ``automake``, ``perl``, and ``make`` installed on
-     your build machine.  These open source packages just *insist* that
-     ``perl`` is always to be found under ``/usr/bin``, for example.
+     open source packages, For example, you *have* to have the OS copy
+     of ``perl`` installed on your build machine.  Many open source
+     packages just *insist* that ``perl`` is always to be found under
+     ``/usr/bin``.
 
   4) When you're all done installing and configuring your
      ``linuxbrew`` environment, you just ``tar`` it off somewhere
@@ -279,9 +279,16 @@
     4) Now, bootstrap the environment using the native OS compiler tools::
 
            brew install git    # This also conveniently installs gcc and the supporting cast
-           brew install make file-formula
+           brew install make file-formula perl
 
-    5) Save the result::
+    5) Tidy up::
+
+           brew config       # Check the environment
+           brew prune        # Tidy up from the bootstrap build
+           brew cleanup      # Get rid of old build artifacts
+           brew doctor       # Check to make sure things look OK
+
+    6) Save the result::
 
            tar -czvf /shared/bootstrap-linuxbrew.tar.gz /opt/TundraWare/tools
 
@@ -292,7 +299,7 @@
        the minimal set of tools required to accommodate the previously described
        package build silliness::
 
-           yum -y install perl autoconf automake make
+           yum -y install perl
 
        *Make sure the native development tools are NOT otherwise installed in this instance.*
 
@@ -300,18 +307,10 @@
 
            tar -xzvf /shared/bootstrap-linuxbrew.tar.gz -C /
 
-
     3) Fixup the path as in step 3) above.
 
 
-    4) Do some housekeeping::
-
-           brew config       # Check the environment
-           brew prune        # Tidy up from the bootstrap build
-           brew cleanup      # Get rid of old build artifacts
-           brew doctor       # Check to make sure things look OK
-
-    5) Now we can start installing our desired packages.  Note that
+    4) Now we can start installing our desired packages.  Note that
        we are now using *the* ``linuxbrew`` *compiler chain*, NOT the
        system tools::
 
@@ -324,7 +323,7 @@
            brew install nmap nload
            ... and so on.
 
-     6) Save the results::
+     5) Save the results::
 
            tar -czvf /shared/full-linuxbrew.tar.gz /opt/TundraWare/tools