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Fiy typo, adjust supported userlands

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@@ -84,8 +84,8 @@ This is a typical board configuration:
MODULES_NEXT="brcmfmac bonding"
#
KERNEL_TARGET="legacy,current,edge"
CLI_TARGET="buster,bionic,focal:current"
DESKTOP_TARGET="stretch:legacy,current"
CLI_TARGET="buster,focal:current"
DESKTOP_TARGET="buster:legacy,current"
CLI_BETA_TARGET=""
DESKTOP_BETA_TARGET=""
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ This is a typical board configuration:
You can find more information about those variables [here](https://github.com/armbian/build/blob/master/config/boards/README.md).
If you want that our automated system start making images for this particular board, you need to alter parameters `CLI_BETA_TARGET` and `DESKTOP_BETA_TARGET`.
Variants are depenendend from `KERNEL_TARGET` definitions and supported userlands: `focal`, `buster`, `bionic`, `stretch`.
Variants are dependent from `KERNEL_TARGET` definitions and supported userlands: `hirsute`, `focal`, `buster`.
To edit those parameters you need to push changes to the build script.
You need to [fork a project and create a pull request](Process_Contribute.md) and after it is imported by one of the administrators, images will start to show up in appropriate folder.
@@ -108,9 +108,9 @@ If you want to enable Debian buster desktop image with _current_ kernel choose t
DESKTOP_BETA_TARGET="buster:current"
or for command line interfaces Ubuntu Bionic based images with legacy kernel 4.19.x
or for command line interfaces Ubuntu Focal based images with legacy kernel 4.19.x
CLI_BETA_TARGET="bionic:legacy"
CLI_BETA_TARGET="focal:legacy"
or for image with latest upstream development/bleeding edge kernel.