diff --git a/eurofile/INSTALL b/eurofile/INSTALL
index bd6c3543..a089d2a2 100644
--- a/eurofile/INSTALL
+++ b/eurofile/INSTALL
@@ -64,8 +64,12 @@ make modules_install
 
 "make modules_install" is recommended after compilation.
 
-You can additionally do a `make install', but be aware that this might
-possibly overwrite your old 2.0.36+ kernel. Without `make install' you will
+If your Linux-Distribution comes with a 2.2.x kernel pre-installed, you can
+additionally do a `make install'. If not, not, you still could do so,
+but be aware that this might possibly overwrite your old 2.0.36+
+kernel which might cause some problems with other parts of your
+Linux distribution. Therefor, with an old linux distribution, it
+recommended to omit `make install' for the first tests. You will
 need to add an additional entry to your /etc/lilo.conf file for
 booting your 2.2.x kernel as an alternative to 2.0.x. 
 
diff --git a/eurofile/README b/eurofile/README
index 73519604..69ccb7b9 100644
--- a/eurofile/README
+++ b/eurofile/README
@@ -256,15 +256,13 @@ contain some documentation (and disclaimers :-).
 Remark on installing kernel image:
 ==================================
 
-As you are going to use beta test kernel kernels, it is recommended
-that you don't install the compiled kernel as your default kernel
-image until you are sure that everything works as expected.
-I boot the experimental kernels directly from the source tree
-(and I load the modules from there as well).
-
-I've just appended the following lines to my /etc/lilo.conf:
-(assume the experimental kernel source tree resides in
-/home/kernel/linux-ix25)
+If your Linux distribution does not support 2.2.x kernels,
+it is recommended that you don't install the compiled 2.2.x kernel
+as your default kernel image until you are sure that everything works
+as expected. You can add additional entries to the /etc/lilo.conf file
+in order to allow booting non-standard kernels from a different
+location. Please refer to the relevant lilo doc (man pages, doc files,
+HOWTOs,..) or refer to an older eftp4linux README file for examples.
 
 
 Thanks