diff --git a/buildSrc/src/main/groovy/kcauldron/InstallBundle.groovy b/buildSrc/src/main/groovy/kcauldron/InstallBundle.groovy
index 8af41a0..e6b17fe 100644
--- a/buildSrc/src/main/groovy/kcauldron/InstallBundle.groovy
+++ b/buildSrc/src/main/groovy/kcauldron/InstallBundle.groovy
@@ -32,34 +32,7 @@ class InstallBundle extends DefaultTask {
     def install() {
         installLocation.deleteDir()
         installLocation.mkdirs()
-        new File(installLocation, "README.txt").withWriter {
-            def String jarPath = 'libraries' << File.separator << (project.group as String).replace('.', File.separator) << File.separator << project.name << File.separator << project.version << File.separator << project.name << '-' << project.version << '.jar'
-
-            it << '''KCauldron installation guide
-
-# Understanding this bundle
-You're reading this guide because you're using deprecated installation method
-If you want use easier & safer method please read about KBootstrap at https://prok.pw/KBootstrap
-
-# Installation and usage
-1. Unpack this zip into server directory
-2. Use following line to start the server:
-  java -jar '''
-            it << jarPath
-            it << '''
-    ... or
-  java -jar KCauldron.jar
-3. That's end, enjoy
-
-# Why I should use KBootstrap?
-1. Easiest server installation
-2. Built-in libraries management
-3. Update & run server in one line
-4. Ability to not read this boring guide
-5. What else?
-If you are not yet convinced and want to use bundles instead KBootstrap... Meh, this is your choice.
-'''
-        }
+        
         def cp = bootstrapClasspath
         for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
             def result = project.javaexec { it ->