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@@ -44,8 +44,14 @@ Pick the correct folder for your device, and copy it to the **luma** folder.
 
 If you're using a bootmanager (bootctr9, ctrbootmanager9, arm9select, etc.) to load Luma3DS, you won't be able to play GBA/DSiWare games, or certain games that need more RAM on the device (such as Super Smash Bros).
 
-You can disable your boot loader, or you can use the "pathchanger" program, provided for Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
-- On Windows just drag the Luma3DS .bin on top of the program, and write the path.
-- On the other operating systems you need to use the tool from a terminal (type ./pathchanger, followed by a space and drag the .bin on top of the terminal).
+- You can disable your boot loader **OR**
+- You can use the "pathchanger" program, provided for Windows, Linux and Mac OS. (Written in C)
+ - On Windows just drag the Luma3DS .bin on top of the program, and write the path.
+ - On other operating systems you need to use the tool from a terminal (type ./pathchanger, followed by a space and drag the .bin on top of the terminal). **OR**
+- You can use `pathchange.py`:
+ 1. Install Python 2.7 or newer (3.4 or newer)
+ 1. Put `patchanger.py` and the `.bin` file for Luma3DS in the same directory.
+ 1. `cd path/to/patchanger.py`
+ 1. `python ./pathchanger.py ./nameof.bin path/to/file/on/your/sd`
 
 For example, if you have Luma3DS as SD:/randomfolder/Luma3DS.bin, just type: randomfolder/Luma3DS.bin.
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