--- a/www/downloads/README	Thu Aug 07 20:20:56 2008 -0500
+++ b/www/downloads/README	Sat Aug 09 12:08:00 2008 -0500
@@ -37,9 +37,9 @@
   tarballs are there for historical reasons; the newest version is probably
   always the one you want.
 
-cross-compiler:
+binaries/cross-compiler:
 
-  The "cross-compiler" directory contains "host-i686" and "host-x86_64"
+  The "binaries/cross-compiler" directory contains "host-i686" and "host-x86_64"
   directories which contain prebuilt cross compilers which run on the
   appropriate type of host.  The i686 versions were built under Ubuntu 6.06 and
   the x86_64 versions were built under Ubuntu 7.04.  Each was built using the
@@ -47,9 +47,9 @@
   yourself these tarballs should be created in the "build" directory.
 
   Each cross-compiler-$ARCH tarball contains a compiler toolchain which
-  produces binaries or the given platform, linked against uClibc.  (If you want
-  to build uClibc binaries on an x86 host, use the toolchain in
-  cross-compiler/host-i686/cross-compiler-i686.tar.bz2.)
+  produces binaries or the given platform, linked against uClibc.  (If you
+  just want to build uClibc binaries on an x86 host, use the toolchain in
+  binaries/cross-compiler/host-i686/cross-compiler-i686.tar.bz2.)
 
   To use one of these compilers, extract the tarball and use the "$ARCH-gcc"
   binary as your compiler, which is located in the "bin" subdirectory.  You
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@
   Note: This cross compiler is small and simple and only supports C.  The
   native compiler in mini-native supports C++ as well.
 
-mini-native:
+binaries/mini-native:
 
   Each mini-native-$ARCH tarball contains a minimal native root filesystem
   for the given platform.  This filesystem is organized as a Linux From
@@ -75,9 +75,9 @@
   link the programs you build.  For more information, see
   http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/view/stable/chapter06/chapter06.html
 
-image:
+binaries/system-image:
 
-  This directory contains three files per target architecture:
+  This directory contains tarballs with five files per target architecture:
 
   image-$ARCH.ext2.bz2: a bzipped ext2 filesystem image containing the
   files from the corresponding mini-native tarball.  Run bunzip2 on this before
@@ -85,7 +85,17 @@
 
   zImage-$ARCH: a bootable Linux kernel configured for use with QEMU.
 
-  run-$ARCH.sh: a shell script that attempts to boot the corresponding ext2
+  run-emulator.sh: shell script that attempts to boot the corresponding ext2
   filesystem image and Linux kernel zImage files under the emulator QEMU
-  (version 0.9.0 or newer).  The script expects to find both files in the
+  (version 0.9.1 or newer).  The script expects to find both files in the
   current directory.
+
+  run-with-home.sh: shell script that creates an empty 2 gigabyte ext2 image
+  named hdb.img, to act as a second hard drive for the emulator to mount on
+  /home.  It then calls run-emulator.sh.  (It will not recreate the image if it
+  already exists.)
+
+  run-with-distcc.sh: a shell script that runs a distcc server hooked up to
+  the cross compiler for this architecture, and calls run-with-home.sh with
+  extra environment variables so the development environment inside the
+  emulator can call out to the cross compiler for extra speed.