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@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ Using a 64bit OS:
 

 Using a 64bit OS:

 

-Caution: please use gcc-11 or higher, older gcc dosen't know cortex-a78ae

+Caution: please use gcc-11 or higher, older gcc doesn't know cortex-a78ae

 ```

 -D TEGRA_T234=1 -D CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo

 ```

@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ If you encounter some linking errors, try using `NOLOADADDR=ON` (`cmake -D NOLOA
 

 ### Use ccmake

 

-Alternatively, you can **use the curses-bases ccmake (or any other gui frontend for cmake)** to select wich platform to use interactively.

+Alternatively, you can **use the curses-based ccmake (or any other gui frontend for cmake)** to select which platform to use interactively.

 

 ### Customize your build

 

@@ -245,7 +245,7 @@ You need to add `-DWITH_MOLD=1` if GNU ld is extremely slow. Then run `mold -run
 

 #### Build a statically linked box64

 

-You can now build box64 staticaly linked, with `-DSTATICBUILD`. This is to use inside an x86_64 chroot. Note that this version of box64 will have just the minimum of wrapped libs. So only libc, libm and libpthread basically are wrapped. Other libs (like libGL or libvulkan, SDL2, etc...) will not be wrapped and x86_64 version will be used. It's designed to be used in docker image, or in headless server.

+You can now build box64 statically linked, with `-DSTATICBUILD`. This is to use inside an x86_64 chroot. Note that this version of box64 will have just the minimum of wrapped libs. So only libc, libm and libpthread basically are wrapped. Other libs (like libGL or libvulkan, SDL2, etc...) will not be wrapped and x86_64 version will be used. It's designed to be used in docker image, or in headless server.

 Also, the Static Build is highly experimental, but feedback are always welcomed.

 

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