diff --git a/firmwares/atmega16u2/arduino-usbserial/readme.txt b/firmwares/atmega16u2/arduino-usbserial/readme.txt
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--- a/firmwares/atmega16u2/arduino-usbserial/readme.txt
+++ b/firmwares/atmega16u2/arduino-usbserial/readme.txt
@@ -1,14 +1,8 @@
-To setup the project and upload the Arduino usbserial application firmware to an ATMEGA32U2 using the Arduino USB DFU bootloader:
-1. unpack the source into LUFA's Projects directory
-2. set ARDUINO_MODEL_PID in the makefile as appropriate
-3. do "make clean; make"
-4. put the 32U2 into USB DFU mode:
-4.a. assert and hold the 32U2's RESET line
-4.b. assert and hold the 32U2's HWB line
-4.c. release the 32U2's RESET line
-4.d. release the 32U2's HWB line
-5. confirm that the board enumerates as "ATmega32u2"
-6. do "make dfu" (OS X or Linux - dfu-programmer must be installed first) or "make flip" (Windows - Flip must be installed first)
-
-Check that the board enumerates as "Arduino Mega 2560".
+To setup the project and upload the Arduino usbserial application firmware to an ATMEGA16U2:
+1. unpack the source into LUFA's Projects directory (LUFA version 100807, http://www.fourwalledcubicle.com/LUFA.php)
+2. set ARDUINO_MODEL_PID in the makefile as appropriate, default is Arduino Due
+3. do "make clean; make" (the makefile is for winavr)
+4. do the connections as in https://www.arduino.cc/en/Hacking/Upgrading16U2Due
+5. upload Arduino-usbserial.hex by a proper method with a proper programmer (Arduino as ISP, USBASP, etc.)
+6. disconnect the programmer
 Test by uploading a new Arduino sketch from the Arduino IDE.