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Updated Options and usage (markdown)

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- **Autoboot SysNAND**: Determines if you want to boot **SysNAND** or the **default EmuNAND** by default (which means, when **holding no buttons** on AuReiNand boot). If the option is **on**, **holding L** boots **the default EmuNAND**. Viceversa, it boots **SysNAND**. - **Autoboot SysNAND**: Determines if you want to boot **SysNAND** or the **default EmuNAND** by default (which means, when **holding no buttons** on AuReiNand boot). If the option is **on**, **holding L** boots **the default EmuNAND**. Viceversa, it boots **SysNAND**.
- **Use SysNAND FIRM as default (A9LH-only)**: This option does two things. First, it tells AuReiNand that the **FIRM inside SysNAND** is the main one and that it's capable to boot EmuNAND **with R** (you can only boot a NAND with a FIRM which is the same, or newer than the minimum one, so you couldn't boot a 10.x NAND with the 9.0 FIRM for example). Other than that, it makes the **SysNAND FIRM** the one which can be overridden by the **firmware.bin** in the aurei folder. - **Use SysNAND FIRM as default (A9LH-only)**: This option does two things.
If the option is disabled, the **EmuNAND FIRM** will be assumed to be newer or equal than the SysNAND one instead, so if you boot with R, **SysNAND** will be booted with the **FIRM of EmuNAND**. Other than that, firmware.bin will only be used as a replacement for the **EmuNAND FIRM**. First, it tells AuReiNand that the **FIRM inside SysNAND** is the main one and that it's capable to boot EmuNAND **with R** (you can only boot a NAND with a FIRM which is the same, or newer than the minimum one, so you couldn't boot a 10.x NAND with the 9.0 FIRM for example).
Other than that, it makes the **SysNAND FIRM** the one which can be overridden by the **firmware.bin** in the aurei folder.
If the option is disabled, the behavior is reversed: **EmuNAND FIRM** will be assumed to be newer or equal than the SysNAND one so, if you boot with R, **SysNAND** will be booted with the **FIRM of EmuNAND**. Furthermore, firmware.bin will only be used as a replacement for the **EmuNAND FIRM**.
- **Use second EmuNAND as default**: Makes the **second EmuNAND** (if it exists) the default one. What this means is that, when you try to boot EmuNAND the second EmuNAND will be booted. If the option is enabled, the first EmuNAND can still be accessed by **also holding B**. Viceversa, if the options is off, you need to **also hold B** to boot the second EmuNAND. - **Use second EmuNAND as default**: Makes the **second EmuNAND** (if it exists) the default one. What this means is that, when you try to boot EmuNAND the second EmuNAND will be booted. If the option is enabled, the first EmuNAND can still be accessed by **also holding B**. Viceversa, if the options is off, you need to **also hold B** to boot the second EmuNAND.