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diff --git a/docs/build.txt b/docs/build.txt
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--- a/docs/build.txt
+++ b/docs/build.txt
@@ -1,13 +1,14 @@
 To build the WinOF tree, you need to have the following installed:\r
 \r
 WDK version 6001.18001\r
 To build the WinOF tree, you need to have the following installed:\r
 \r
 WDK version 6001.18001\r

-Windows Platform SDK (multiple versions work)\r
+Windows Platform SDK for Windows Server 2008 and .NET Framework 3.5 (v6.1)\r

 \r
 The WinOF tree (kernel drivers and userspace libraries) is built from the WDK\r
 build environment.  You need to set the following environment variables:\r
 \r
 OPENIB_REV             (example set OPENIB_REV=0)\r
 \r
 The WinOF tree (kernel drivers and userspace libraries) is built from the WDK\r
 build environment.  You need to set the following environment variables:\r
 \r
 OPENIB_REV             (example set OPENIB_REV=0)\r

-PLATFORM_SDK_PATH      (example set PLATFORM_SDK_PATH=c:\progra~1\mi2578~1)\r
+PLATFORM_SDK_PATH      (example set PLATFORM_SDK_PATH=c:\progra~1\mi2578~1\windows\v6.1)\r
+ND_SDK_PATH            (example set ND_SDK_PATH=c:\progra~1\mi3029~1\networ~1)\r

 \r
 The OPENIB_REV variable can be set to the SVN revision number of the code.\r
 \r
 \r
 The OPENIB_REV variable can be set to the SVN revision number of the code.\r
 \r


@@ -15,6 +16,10 @@ The PLATFORM_SDK_PATH variable must reference the SDK path, using 8.3 notation
 (no spaces).  You can use 'dir /x' to obtain the correct 8.3 notation for a\r
 given directory.\r
 \r
 (no spaces).  You can use 'dir /x' to obtain the correct 8.3 notation for a\r
 given directory.\r
 \r

+The ND_SDK_PATH variable must reference the NetworkDirect directory of the\r
+HPC SDK, using 8.3 notation (no spaces).  You can use 'dir /x' to obtain the\r
+correct 8.3 notation for a given directory.\r
+\r

 Environment variables may be set by using the 'set' command in a command prompt\r
 window.  Or by selecting Control Panel -> Performance and Maintenance -> System ->\r
 Advanced -> Environment Variables.\r
 Environment variables may be set by using the 'set' command in a command prompt\r
 window.  Or by selecting Control Panel -> Performance and Maintenance -> System ->\r
 Advanced -> Environment Variables.\r