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[doc] update INSTALL.md to use the latest master instead of full/latest-release #495

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Expand Up @@ -30,29 +30,18 @@ Open up a terminal and perform the following commands:

### 2. Configure and build the project ###

If the `configure` script is not already present in the root directory
of your `wpantund` sources (which it should be if you got these
sources from a tarball), you will need to either grab one of the `full/*`
tags from the official git repository or run the bootstrap script.
#### 2.1. Running the bootstrap script ####

#### 2.1. Grabbing a full tag from Git ####
Make sure that your repository is at `origin/master`.

The most likely thing you want to build is the latest stable release.
In that case, all you need to do is checkout the tag `full/latest-release`:
git checkout origin/master

git checkout full/latest-release

And you should then be ready to build configure. Jump to section 2.3.

#### 2.2. Running the bootstrap script ####

Alternatively, you can *bootstrap* the project directly by doing the
following:
Then *bootstrap* the project by doing the following:

sudo apt-get install libtool autoconf autoconf-archive
./bootstrap.sh

#### 2.3. Running the configure script ####
#### 2.2. Running the configure script ####

If the `configure` script is present, run it and then start the make
process:
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