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@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ <h1 class=entry-title>Progress Report: Linux 7.0</h1><ul class=blog-nav>
 <li>Ensure you are running version 6.19 or above of the Asahi kernel</li><li>Ensure your distro ships <code>iio-sensor-proxy</code> as a dependency of your DE (Fedora
 Asahi Remix does this)</li><li>Shut down your Mac</li><li><em>Hold</em> the power button until &ldquo;Loading startup options&rdquo; appears on the display
 for MacBooks, <em>or</em> for 5-7 seconds on the desktop machines</li><li>Select Options from the Apple boot menu</li><li>Log in with your macOS credentials, then do Command + Shift + T to
-open a terminal</li><li>Invoke the Asahi Installer by running <code>curl https://alx.sh | sh</code></li><li>Choose the &ldquo;Upgrade vendor firmware package&rdquo; option when prompted</li><li>Quit the installer and reboot once this is done</li></ol><h2 id=solving-the-energy-crisis>Solving the energy crisis</h2><p>Idle energy consumption has been an ongoing issue, especially on devices with
+open a terminal</li><li>Invoke the Asahi Installer by running <code>curl https://alx.sh | sh</code></li><li>Choose the &ldquo;Rebuild vendor firmware package&rdquo; option when prompted</li><li>Quit the installer and reboot once this is done</li></ol><h2 id=solving-the-energy-crisis>Solving the energy crisis</h2><p>Idle energy consumption has been an ongoing issue, especially on devices with
 Pro/Max/Ultra SoCs. The power management architecture on this platform is
 incredibly complex, and there are a lot of moving parts involved in making it
 all work. There is Power Manager (PMGR), which is responsible for the SoC&rsquo;s power