Fix README organization.

Author: slomkowski

README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 This is a collections of scripts, which automate the backup process of Linux server using [Attic](https://attic-backup.org/), a deduplicating backup tool. 
 
-The starting point is `*backup.sh`, which works in following way:
+The starting point is `backup.sh`, which works in following way:
 * The scripts starts.
 * **premount** scripts are executed.
 * If Attic repository is remote, it's mounted.
@@ -75,23 +75,21 @@ The very first run deduplicates your whole filesystem, it'll take long. The subs
 
 ## Restore data
 
-The most convenient way is to use Attic *mount* feature:
+List list existing backups and choose the one which suits your needs the best.
 
 ```
-attic mount /my/backup/storage/myhostname/repository.attic::{backup point} /tmp/restore
+attic list /my/backup/storage/myhostname/repository.attic/
 ```
 
-**Warning!** Because of bug present in Attic, you always have to provide the full path to the repository.
-
-
-## List mounting points 
-
-To get list of mounting points (`{backup point}` from [Restore data](#restore-data)):
+Then access the files. The most convenient way is to use Attic *mount* feature:
 
 ```
-attic list /my/backup/storage/myhostname/repository.attic/
+attic mount /my/backup/storage/myhostname/repository.attic::{backup point} /tmp/restore
 ```
 
+**Warning!** Because of bug present in Attic, you always have to provide the full path to the repository.
+
+
 ### Restore MongoDB
 
 These commands will erase the content from the database and replace it with version from the backup.