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Complete MSET9-ChromeOS guide

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 #Insert your SD card into your Chromebook
 #Open the MSET9 <code>.zip</code> file from your Downloads folder, and copy everything inside to the root of your SD card
-#*Before copying, ensure that none of the files inside the ZIP are already on the SD card. If they are, delete them.
+#*Before copying, ensure that none of the files inside the ZIP are already on the SD card. If they are, delete them
-#Go to this website and copy the code to your clipboard.
+#Go to [https://maniacofgithub.github.io/mset9-chromeos/ this website] and click "Copy!" to copy the script to your clipboard
-#Open the ChromeOS Files application by pressing {{B|Alt|Shift|M}} on your keyboard.
+# Open the ChromeOS Files application by pressing {{B|Alt|Shift|M}} on your keyboard
-#Select your SD card on the sidebar on the left.
+#Select your SD card on the sidebar on the left in the Files application
-#Open the DevTools Console for the Files application by pressing {{B|Ctrl|Shift|J}} on your keyboard.
+#Open the DevTools Console for the Files application by pressing {{B|Ctrl|Shift|J}} on your keyboard
-#*You may want to maximize this window to make it easier to read.
+#*You may want to maximize this window to make it easier to read
-#Click to the right of the blue arrow on the left side of this menu. Your cursor should start blinking.
+#*Do not close this window or the Files application until you are told to do so
-#Press {{B|Ctrl|V}} to paste the code then push enter. The MSET9-ChromeOS script should start.
+#Click to the right of the right arrow on the left side of this menu. Your cursor should start blinking
-#*If you see a warning about not pasting code into the console that you do not understand, type <code>allow pasting</code> into the box then and then push enter. Then, retry this step.
+#Press {{B|Ctrl|V}} to paste the code then push Enter to run the MSET9-ChromeOS script
-#*This script does not contain malware, sends no data to any server, and does not even require an internet connection. If you wish, you can read the code on the site where you copied it from to verify this.
+#*If you see a warning about not pasting code into the console that you do not understand, type <code>allow pasting</code> and then push Enter. Then, retry this step
+#*This script does not contain malware, sends no data to any server, and does not even require an internet connection. If you wish, you can read the code on the site where you copied it from to verify this
+#Type the characters corresponding to your console model and version, then press Enter
+#*Ensure that the correct console model and version is displayed
+#Type <code>a</code>, then press Enter to begin the process of creating the MSET9 ID1
+#After reading the disclaimer, type <code>a</code> again and press Enter to accept it
+#*If you see the message "Created hacked ID1.", you are ready to continue the guide
+#*Your 3DS will appear to have no data / no user-installed apps on HOME Menu. '''This is expected.''' Your data will come back at a later step
+#Eject the SD card from the Chromebook, either by typing <code>eject</code> into the DevTools Console or by selecting the eject icon in the Files app
+#Reinsert your SD card into the console
+#Power on your console
+#Open Mii Maker
+#Wait for your console to reach the [[3ds-guide:images/screenshots/mset9/mii-welcome.png|Welcome to Mii Maker]] screen, then exit Mii Maker and return to the HOME Menu
+#*You may see [[3ds-guide:images/screenshots/mset9/mii-extdata.png|this screen]], which indicates the necessary data has been created
+#*If you just reach the [[3ds-guide:images/screenshots/mset9/mii-existing.png|normal]] Mii Maker screen, then the data already exists. Exit Mii Maker and return to the HOME Menu
+#Launch System Settings and navigate to <code>Data Management</code> -> <code>Nintendo 3DS</code> -> <code>Software</code> -> <code>Reset</code> ([[3ds-guide:images/screenshots/database-reset.jpg|image]])
+#*This will not wipe any of your data
+#Power off your console by pressing the power button then tapping Power Off on the lower screen
+#Insert your SD card into your Chromebook
+#Select your SD card on the sidebar on the left in the Files application
+#In the DevTools Console window, type <code>restart</code> and press Enter to run the MSET9-ChromeOS script
+#*If you closed the Files window or the DevTools Console window, this will not work
+#*Instead, you should redo Section I Steps 3 through 8
+#Type the characters corresponding to your console model and version, then press Enter
+#*The window should change to this and display <code>Ready</code>
+#**(Image coming soon)
+#*If the window says <code>Not ready - check MSET9 status for more details</code>:
+#**Type <code>b</code>, then press Enter to check the MSET9 status and follow the directions indicated
+#**Once you have resolved the issue, return to Section I Step 19
+#Type <code>z</code>, then press Enter to close the script
+#*Do not close the window
+#Eject the SD card from the Chromebook, either by typing <code>eject</code> into the DevTools Console or by selecting the eject icon in the Files app
+#Reinsert your SD card into your console
+===Section II - MSET9===
+In this section, you will trigger MSET9 to launch SafeB9SInstaller (the custom firmware installer).
+{{Warning|Text=These instructions must be followed '''EXACTLY''', so double-check EVERYTHING you are doing to avoid errors!}}
+#Power on your console, ensuring System Settings is selected
+#*If System Settings is not selected, [[3ds-guide:images/screenshots/mset9/hover-settings.png|hover over]] the System Settings icon using the D-Pad, power your console off, then back on
+#Press {{B|A}} to launch System Settings
+#Navigate to <code>Data Management</code> -> <code>Nintendo 3DS</code> -> <code>Extra Data</code> ([[3ds-guide:images/screenshots/mset9/settings-extdata.png|image]])
+#'''Do not press any buttons or touch the screen'''
+#'''With the console STILL ON, and without pressing any buttons or touching the screen,''' remove your SD card from your console
+#*The menu will refresh and say that no SD card is inserted
+#Insert your SD card into your Chromebook
+#Select your SD card on the sidebar on the left in the Files application
+#In the DevTools Console window, type <code>restart</code> and press Enter to run the MSET9-ChromeOS script
+#*If you closed the Files window or the DevTools Console window, this will not work
+#*Instead, you should redo Section I Steps 3 through 8
+#Type the characters corresponding to your console model and version, then press Enter
+#In the DevTools Console window, type <code>c</code>, then press Enter to inject MSET9
+#*You should see "MSET9 successfully injected!"
+#Eject the SD card from the Chromebook, either by typing <code>eject</code> into the DevTools Console or by selecting the eject icon in the Files app
+#Reinsert your SD card into your console '''without pressing any buttons or touching the screen'''
+#If the exploit was successful, you will have booted into SafeB9SInstaller
+===Section III - Installing boot9strap===
+In this section, you will install custom firmware onto your console.
+#When prompted, input the key combo given on the top screen to install boot9strap
+#*If a step on the lower screen has red-colored text, and you are not prompted to input a key combo, [[3ds-guide:troubleshooting-mset9.html|follow this troubleshooting guide]]
+#Once it is complete, press {{B|A}} to reboot your console
+#Your device should have rebooted into the Luma3DS configuration menu
+#*Luma3DS configuration menu are settings for the Luma3DS custom firmware. Many of these settings may be useful for customization or debugging
+#*For the purpose of this guide, these settings will be left on default settings
+#*If your device shuts down when you try to power it on, ensure that you have copied <code>boot.firm</code> from the MSET9 <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card
+#Press (Start) to save and reboot
+===Section IV - Removing MSET9===
+In this section, you will remove MSET9 to prevent further issues and to restore your user data (games, themes, etc). (This will not remove the custom firmware that you have just installed.)
+{{Warning|text=Do NOT skip this section! If you skip it, applications may crash unexpectedly and you will encounter errors on the next page!}}
+#Power off your console
+#Insert your SD card into your Chromebook
+#Select your SD card on the sidebar on the left in the Files application
+#In the DevTools Console window, type <code>restart</code> and press Enter to run the MSET9-ChromeOS script
+#*If you closed the Files window or the DevTools Console window, this will not work
+#*Instead, you should redo Section I Steps 3 through 8
+#Type the characters corresponding to your console model and version, then press Enter
+#*The current state should display <code>Injected</code>
+#*If you have already removed the trigger file (or never injected in the first place), the current state will show <code>Ready</code>, skip to Step 6
+#Type <code>d</code>, then press Enter to remove the trigger file
+#*You should see "Removed trigger file."
+#Type <code>e</code>, then press Enter to remove MSET9
+#*You should see "Successfully removed MSET9!"
+{{Info|text=You can '''now''' close the DevTools Console window and the Files application.}}
+At this point, your console will boot to Luma3DS by default.
+*Luma3DS does not look any different from the normal HOME Menu. If your console has booted into the HOME Menu, it is running custom firmware.
+*On the next page, you will install useful homebrew applications to complete your setup.
+-----
+{{Warning|text=Did you follow Section IV (Removing MSET9)? That section is MANDATORY!}}
+<span style="font-size:200%;">Continue to [[3dsguide:finalizing-setup|Finalizing Setup]]</span>