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 > ... and so on. Once you reach this point, you are well-prepared to
 > install the LiBCM firmware to the board. So long as LiBCM is
 > connected to your computer via its black USB cable, linked to the
-> Arduino IDE in the Tools > Ports option, and as long as your system
-> user is allowed to use `dialout` group resources, firmware
-> installation should succeed, unless something has gone seriously
-> wrong with LiBCM.
+> Arduino IDE in the Tools > Ports option (using the right baud rate),
+> and as long as your system user is allowed to use `dialout` group
+> resources, firmware installation should succeed, unless something
+> has gone seriously wrong with LiBCM.
 
 ## Future
 
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+# Before next re-recoding
+
+- Review linsight.org firmware install materials
+
+- Maybe:
+  - Show hardware install process
+  - Mention Arduino Serial Monitor - Baud rate?