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 *For a guide on how to homebrew/CFW your DSi, visit dsi.cfw.guide. This guide is comprehensive and is updated frequently.*
 
 ## Step 2. Organizing ROMs
-1. Plug your DSi's SD card into your PC
-2. Create a folder called "Games" or "ROMs" (you can name it whatever you want, but this is what I chose)
-3. Paste all your game ROMs into this folder (they should be of the file format .NDS)
-4. Next, make a new folder called `saves` and paste any of your save files in there. If you're starting fresh, you probably don't have any. These files should be of the format .SAV  
-  - If you want to organize your stuff better, you can create a save folder inside the game folder or anywhere else on the console, but this will require more configuration later.
+1. Plug your DSi's SD card into your PC.
+2. Create a folder in the SD card called "Games" or "ROMs" (you can name it whatever you want).
+3. Paste all your game ROMs into this folder. (They should be of the file format .nds)
+4. Next, make a new folder inside your ROMs folder called `saves` and paste any of your save files in there. If you're starting fresh, you probably don't have any. (These files should be of the format .sav)
+  - If you want to organize your stuff better, you can create a save folder anywhere else on the SD card, but this will require more configuration later.
 
 ## Step 3. Downloading and Installing Make-Forwarder-Dsi
-1. Go to [this link](https://github.com/Ta180m/Make-Forwarder-Dsi/releases) and download `MakeForwarder.zip`
-2. Extract the files from the downloaded `MakeForwarder.zip` to a folder of your choosing
-3. Drag all the files to your SD card
-4. Eject the SD card and put it back inside your DSi
+1. Go to [this link](https://github.com/Ta180m/Make-Forwarder-Dsi/releases/latest) and download `MakeForwarder.zip`.
+2. Extract the files from the downloaded `MakeForwarder.zip` to a folder of your choosing.
+3. Drag all the files to your SD card.
+4. Eject the SD card and put it back inside your DSi.
 
 ## Step 4. Configuring Forwarders
-1. Turn on your DSi and boot into HiyaCFW
+1. Turn on your DSi and boot into HiyaCFW.
 2. You should see a "present" on your home screen titled `Forwarder Maker`. Unwrap and open this.
 3. You should see a screen that says `Forwarder maker by edo9300`.
 4. Use the D-pad to navigate to `Set target bootstrap` and click A to select it.
-5. Navigate to the folder called `_nds` and choose the file called `nds-bootstrap-nightly.nds`
+5. Navigate to the folder called `_nds` and choose the either the file called `nds-bootstrap-nightly.nds` or `nds-bootstrap-release.nds`, depending on whether you want to use the nightly (potentially unstable) or release (stable) version.
 6. Now select `Create Forwarder`.
 7. Navigate to your games folder and select the ROM you would like to make a forwarder to, then click A.
-8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 as needed until you have created a forwarder for every game.
+8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 as needed for each game you want to create a forwarder for.
 9. When you are done, restart the console and go back to HiyaCFW. You should see one present for each forwarder you created. Unwrap them.
 10. Open them and they should work. If they don't start or it won't read your save file, go back to HiyaCFW and open the app again, but keep A pressed after you open it up. This should show a menu allowing you to change the forwarder, ROM file, and save location. Configure these as necessary.
 
@@ -52,10 +52,10 @@ In newer versions of TWiLight Menu++, the save files are located in a seperate d
 If your DS always boots into Unlaunch, you can make it automatically boot into HiyaCFW (or TwilightMenu++ if you prefer). This is pretty easy to do.
 
 1. Boot into Unlaunch.
-2. Use the D-pad to select `OPTIONS` and hit A to click on it.
-3. Click on `NO BUTTON` and select the thing you'd like to open by default (probably HiyaCFW)
+2. Use the D-pad to select `OPTIONS`.
+3. Select `NO BUTTON` and select the thing you'd like to open by default (probably HiyaCFW).
 4. You can also configure what happens when you boot while holding A, B, X, and Y (e.g. holding A can boot you into TwilightMenu)
-  - Holding A+B will always boot into Unlaunch, but I personally set holding just A to open up Unlaunch also (if you want to open Unlaunch, choose the item called `FILEMENU`).
+  - Holding A+B will always boot into Unlaunch. If you want to open Unlaunch, choose the item called `FILEMENU`.
 
 ## Step 6. Final Remarks
 - You can add as many rom forwarders as you like (as long as you don't run out of space or use the maximum number of system menu slots).
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 - Do not remove any of the MakeForwarder files you originally created. This will delete all of your forwarders (but the games and saves should still be there).
 - Happy playing!
 
-## Building from Source
+## Building from Source and Manual Installation
 1. Install the [devkitARM toolchain](https://devkitpro.org/wiki/Getting_Started)
-2. Download or clone this repository
-3. Navigate to the folder and run `make -f Makefile`
-4. The build will produce a `Make-Forwarder-Dsi.nds` file which you can then install using [TMFH](https://github.com/JeffRuLz/TMFH)
+2. Download or clone this repository.
+3. Navigate to the folder and run `make -f Makefile`.
+4. The build will produce a `Make-Forwarder-Dsi.nds` file.
+5. Optionally, run `python2 patch_ndsheader_dsiware.py --mode dsi Make-Forwarder-Dsi.nds` to patch the file.
+6. You can install the `Make-Forwarder-Dsi.nds` file using [TMFH](https://github.com/JeffRuLz/TMFH) or any other title manager.