diff --git a/crypto/MagicCrypto/Makefile b/crypto/MagicCrypto/Makefile
index 0d16a316..60914b2f 100644
--- a/crypto/MagicCrypto/Makefile
+++ b/crypto/MagicCrypto/Makefile
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ DEBUGOPT=
 #DEBUGOPT=-DWOLFSSL_DEBUG_TLS -DDEBUG_WOLFSSL -DDEBUG_CRYPTOCB
 #DEBUGOPT=-DWOLFSSL_DEBUG_TLS -DDEBUG_WOLFSSL
 
-COMMONOPT=-O0 -g -IMagicCrypto/include -LMagicCrypto/lib -lwolfssl -lMagicCrypto -lm -DWOLF_CRYPTO_CB 
+COMMONOPT=-O0 -g -IMagicCrypto/include -lwolfssl -lm -DWOLF_CRYPTO_CB 
 
 %: %.c $(DEPS)
 	$(CC) $< $(DEBUGOPT) $(COMMONOPT) -o $@
diff --git a/crypto/MagicCrypto/README.md b/crypto/MagicCrypto/README.md
index ec2d8511..9c57b935 100644
--- a/crypto/MagicCrypto/README.md
+++ b/crypto/MagicCrypto/README.md
@@ -1,5 +1,15 @@
-# MagicCrypto example usage with wolfSSL
-Place this folder into wolfssl/MagicCrypto. You will need to compile wolfSSL with:
-./configure --enable-ariagcm --disable-shared --enable-cryptocb --enable-all && make -j16 src/libwolfssl.la
+# Overview
+The MagicCrypto library is created by [Dream Security](https://dreamsecurity.com) which contains a certified implementation of the [ARIA cipher](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARIA_(cipher)) that is used by the South Korean government. This example makes use of the wolfSSL bindings to create a TLS 1.2 connection.
 
-Then simply doing `make` in the MagicCrypto folder will produce a client and server example. This uses some certificates from the wolfSSL repo. To run, simply start `./server` and `./client 127.0.0.1` in the MagicCrypto folder.
+# Compiling
+You will need to compile wolfSSL with:
+./configure --enable-ariagcm --enable-cryptocb && make install
+
+You will need to have the MagicCrypto headers and library in the wolfSSL source directory. You may need to apply the patch file to clear up some of the compiler warnings.
+
+Once the wolfSSL library in installed, you can run `make` in this folder to generate the sample client and server applications. You may need to modify the Makefile to point to the MagicCrypto includes directory.
+
+# Usage
+The sample applications depend on using the certificates found in the wolfSSL source directory. You should execute them from the folder containing the 'certs' folder. Alternatively, you can modify the `#define` in 'common.h'.
+
+To run, simply start `./server` and `./client 127.0.0.1`.