Replaced installation instructions with a link to the getting started…

… guide.

This makes it easier to keep the information up to date since we only have to do itr in one place.

README.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 Please use the [installation quide](http://cfw.ftcommunity.de/ftcommunity-TXT/en/getting-started/installation.html) or the [Deutsche Kurzanleitung (installation guide in german)](http://cfw.ftcommunity.de/ftcommunity-TXT/de/getting-started/installation.html) for a quick start. More infos can be found on the [web site](http://cfw.ftcommunity.de/)
 
-## What is this and why would i want this?
+## What is this and why would I want this?
 
 The [Fischertechnik TXT controller](https://www.fischertechnik.de/en/products/playing/robotics/522429-robotics-txt-controller) is a Linux driven computerized brick for the Fischertechnik construction toy.
 
@@ -25,31 +25,13 @@ community firmware to bring your TXT back into factory state.
 
 ## (German) Forum 
 
-Most discussions around the community firmware take place in the [FTCommunity forum)](http://forum.ftcommunity.de/viewforum.php?f=8). This is a german forum but english contributions are welcome.
+Most discussions around the community firmware take place in the [FTCommunity forum](http://forum.ftcommunity.de/viewforum.php?f=8). This is a german forum but english contributions are welcome.
 
-# Usage
+# Installation and Usage
 
-Two simple steps are needed to run the community firmware on your TXT:
-
- 1. A correctly prepared micro SD card
- 2. Configure the TXT to boot from SD card
-
-Both steps are simple and risk-free as removing the SD card will always give you the original firmware back. 
-
-# Step 1: Preparing the SD card
-
-You'll need a micro SD card. A size of 2 or 4 GB is recommended.
-
-## Use pre-built images
-
-Pre-built images for a hassle free quick start have been [released](https://github.com/ftCommunity/ftcommunity-TXT/releases).
-
-For beginners it's recommended to use the pre-built releases.
-
-For the latest bleading-edge versions you might want to build the firmware yourself as explained below.
-
-## Build the firmware
+See [the getting started guide](https://cfw.ftcommunity.de/ftcommunity-TXT/en/getting-started/) for instructions on how to install and use the community firmware.
 
+# Build the firmware from source
 Load the configuration for the TXT by typing:
 
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@@ -64,28 +46,7 @@ make
 
 will build the entire root file system and the kernel and place the resulting files in the `output/images` directory.
 
-## Prepare SD Card
-You need an empty micro SD card for the ftcommunity firmware.
-
-Make sure that the SD card contains only ond partition, and that this is formatted as FAT32 (most fresh SD cards should already have this layout). Then copy the files `output/images/uImage`, `output/images/am335x-kno_txt.dtb` and `output/images/rootfs.img` to the SD card.
-
-# Step 2: Configure the TXT to boot from SD card
-
-Make sure you are running at least version [4.2.4 of the official firmware](http://www.fischertechnik.de/home/downloads/Computing.aspx). You then only need to follow the [instructions provided by Fischertechnik](http://www.fischertechnik.de/ResourceImage.aspx?raid=10278).
-
-More details and a brief set of instructions can be found in our [web site](https://cfw.ftcommunity.de/ftcommunity-TXT/en/getting-started/).
-
-# Run the ftcommunity firmware
-
-Switch off the TXT, insert the SD card with the ftcommunity firmware in the SD card slot and restart the TXT. If you see the note "community edition" on the bootup splash screen, the ftcommunity firmware is running.
-
-The ftcommunity firmware enables ssh login via USB by default, network settings for USB are the same as with the original firmware: The TXT has address 192.168.7.2, the host computer has address 192.168.7.1. On most systems, the host computer address should be set up automatically when you connect the USB cable.
-
-You can log in to the TXT either via [serial console](https://github.com/ftCommunity/ftcommunity-TXT/wiki/Serial-Console) or using ssh. 
-
-In both cases, the user name is "ftc". By default, the *ftc* user can log in without a password. It is strongly recommended to set a password for the *ftc* user when you first log in.
-
-The *ftc* user may use `sudo` to execute commands as root.
+After the build has finished, copy the files `output/images/uImage`, `output/images/am335x-kno_txt.dtb` and `output/images/rootfs.img` to an empty, FAT32 formatted SD card.
 
 # Switch back to original firmware