switch most <> -> {}, the site seems to have a hard time parsing it

Ian Burgwin 2018-03-18 07:58:30 -07:00
parent 5420da028e
commit 631e3500b0

@ -33,15 +33,15 @@ Instructions
5. Once this process complets, mount SD card on PC. 5. Once this process complets, mount SD card on PC.
6. Open command line / powershell / terminal, run 6. Open command line / powershell / terminal, run
``` ```
py -3 disa-extract.py <SD>/gm9/out/00000000 <an-arbitrary-path> py -3 disa-extract.py {SD}/gm9/out/00000000 <an-arbitrary-path>
``` ```
Note: Note:
- Linux and macOS users must use `python3` instead of `py -3`. - Linux and macOS users must use `python3` instead of `py -3`.
- Make sure python is in your system path and it is python 3, or you will have to give the full path to python - Make sure python is in your system path and it is python 3, or you will have to give the full path to python
- `disa-extract.py` is the save file extractor downloaded above. Replace it with a full path if necessary. - `disa-extract.py` is the save file extractor downloaded above. Replace it with a full path if necessary.
- `<SD>/gm9/out/00000000` is where GodMode9 copied the file out. Rplace it with the correct directory/driver. - `{SD}/gm9/out/00000000` is where GodMode9 copied the file out. Rplace it with the correct directory/driver.
- `<an-arbitrary-path>` is a directory to store the output. - `{an-arbitrary-path}` is a directory to store the output.
On success, you will see `Finished!` printed on the last line On success, you will see `Finished!` printed on the last line
7. go to `<an-arbitrary-path>` you have set and find a file named `config`. Copy this file to the computer into Citra's [[User Directory]] at `/nand/data/00000000000000000000000000000000/sysdata/00010017/00000000`. Allow the computer to overwrite any existing file. 7. go to `{an-arbitrary-path}` you have set and find a file named `config`. Copy this file to the computer into Citra's [[User Directory]] at `/nand/data/00000000000000000000000000000000/sysdata/00010017/00000000`. Allow the computer to overwrite any existing file.