Update README.md

Author: dgruber

README.md

@@ -4,28 +4,28 @@ vagrantGridEngine
 Automatic installation of Grid Engine packages for testing purposes via Vagrant on virtual machines
 
 Here are the prerequisites:
-- Having you own laptop / desktop with MacOS X / Linux (untested) or Windows (untested) running
-- Having free VirtualBox installed
+- Having your own laptop / desktop with MacOS X / Linux or Windows (untested) running
+- Having free VirtualBox installed 
 - Having free Vagrant installed
 - Having git version management installed (or alternative you can copy the files from my github account manually)
-- Having free Grid Engine tar.gz packages (I assume here ge-8.1.5-demo-common.tar.gz and ge-8.1.5-demo-bin-lx-amd64.tar.gz which you can get for free here: http://www.univa.com/resources/univa-grid-engine-trial.php)
+- Having free Grid Engine tar.gz packages (I assume here ge-8.1.5-demo-common.tar.gz and ge-8.1.5-demo-bin-lx-amd64.tar.gz which you can get for free here: http://www.univa.com/resources/univa-grid-engine-trial.php / it also works with Univa Grid Engine 8.2)
 
 Once you have all the files in a own directory (including the ge-8.1.5... packages!)
 just run:
 
-vagrant up
+    vagrant up
 
 A Vagrant "box" (VM image based on CentOS 6.5 is downloaded from Vagrant repository - but just one time)
 is created and 3 virtual machines are created under Virtual Box (master, execd1, execd2).
 
 In order to use your cluster, just type
 
-vagrant ssh master
+    vagrant ssh master
 
 Then you can do qhost, qstat -f, qsub -b y sleep 120, qstat -j <jobid> etc.
 
 Have fun!
 
-Note that I just hacked that together to have it running and it is not perfect.
+Note that this just a quick hack to get it running and it is not perfect.
 
 Daniel