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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ this guide will allow you to update qidi max3 / plus3 / smart3 to debian bookwor
 
 a qidi employee has also created an image. i installed it but ran into some pretty significant issues, and ended up reverting to my image. if you want to install his image, instructions are here: https://github.com/billkenney/update_max3_plus3/blob/main/cchen616-image.md
 
-if you don't have ethernet, you should probably get an adapter before continuing. the wifi menu on the printer screen does not work after upgrading (see https://github.com/billkenney/update_max3_plus3/issues/5). you can run `sudo nmtui` to use the network-manager service to create or manage network connections, and it will automatically connect on boot, but you need to be able to ssh into your printer. if you don't see wlan0 in the list of network adapters (using `ifconfig` for instance), you can run this command to rename the adapter interface: `sudo printf 'ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="net", KERNEL=="wlan0", NAME="wlan0"' > /etc/udev/rules.d/70-custom-names.rules ; udevadm control --reload-rules ; sudo reboot`
+if you don't have ethernet, you should probably get an adapter before continuing. the wifi menu on the printer screen does not work after upgrading (see https://github.com/billkenney/update_max3_plus3/issues/5). you can run `sudo nmtui` to use the network-manager service to create or manage network connections, and it will automatically connect on boot, but you need to be able to ssh into your printer. after ssh'ing into your printer, if you don't see wlan0 in the list of network adapters (using `ifconfig` or `sudo ifconfig`), you can run this command to rename the adapter interface: `sudo printf 'ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="net", KERNEL=="wlan0", NAME="wlan0"' > /etc/udev/rules.d/70-custom-names.rules ; udevadm control --reload-rules ; sudo reboot`. if `ifconfig` and `sudo ifconfig` dont work, `nano ~/.bashrc` and add "exec zshrc" on its own line (without the quotation marks). then run `exec zsh` and try again
 
 also, as discussed in this issue (https://github.com/billkenney/update_max3_plus3/issues/6), qidi has apparently been using different wifi modules. if you have an aic8800 module, you may be able to follow these steos to get it working as the drivers apparently do not work on my image: https://forum.beagleboard.org/t/success-with-brostrend-usb-wifi-dongle-somewhere-to-document-the-process/37007/3