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[doc] fix typo in README.buildsystem.md (#1399)

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Signed-off-by: Wataru Ishida <ishida.wataru@lab.ntt.co.jp>
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@ -60,13 +60,13 @@ and directories with more complcated components, that provide their own Makefile
Every **platform/[VENDOR]/** directory is a derived part of buildimage frontend, that defines rules and targets for a concrete vendor.
### Build output
**target/** is basically a build output. You can find all biuld artifacts there.
**target/** is basically a build output. You can find all build artifacts there.
## Recipes and target groups
Now let's go over a definition of recipes and target groups.
**Recipe** is a small makefile that defines a target and set of variables for building it.
If you want to add a new target to buildimage (.deb package or docker image), you have to create a recipe for this target.
**Target group** is a set of targets that are built according to the same rulels.
**Target group** is a set of targets that are built according to the same rules.
Every recipe sets a target group to which this target belongs.
### Recipe example
@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ SONIC_PYTHON_STDEB_DEBS += $(SOME_NEW_DEB) # add package to this target group
**SONIC_MAKE_DEBS**
This is a bit more flexible case.
If you have to do some specific type of build or apply pathes prior to build, just define your owm Makefile and add it to buildomage.
If you have to do some specific type of build or apply pathes prior to build, just define your own Makefile and add it to buildimage.
Define:
```make
SOME_NEW_DEB = some_new_deb.deb # name of your package
@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ Although every target is built inside a sonic-slave container, which exits at th
```
$ make sonic-slave-bash
```
It is very useful for debugging when you add a new target and facing some trubles.
It is very useful for debugging when you add a new target and facing some troubles.
sonic-slave environment is built only once, but if sonic-slave/Dockerfile was updated, you can rebuild it with this command:
```