Added an img for the Rescue Shell, modified wording

Author: DionKill

docs/_includes/payloads.md

@@ -2,16 +2,20 @@
 After that, either launch your payload with a payload website to load them, or use "Payload Guest" app if the website doesn't work for you.
 
 > [!TIP]
-> <img src="/screenshots/trash-statement.png" width="50%">
 > Remember that the amount of VRAM you allocate is taken from your system memory!
 > For a 2GB of VRAM payload, you'd have 8-2 = 6GB of remaining system RAM!
 > You aren't creating memory out of thin air!
+> 
+> <img src="/screenshots/trash-statement.png" width="33%">
 
-> [!WARNING]
-> You MUST use a 1GB VRAM payload for installation and first boot. Afterwards, 2GB is recommended.
 ### Payload website hosts
 
 ::: details Firmware 7.00-12.52
+
+> [!WARNING]
+> You MUST use a 1GB VRAM payload for installation and first boot. Afterwards, 2GB is recommended.
+
+
 Follow these steps:
 - Go to [psfree-enhanced.free.nf](http://psfree-enhanced.free.nf/)
 - Select Linux tab at the top center
@@ -25,6 +29,10 @@ Follow these steps:
 :::
 
 ::: details Alternative website (FW 5.05+)
+> [!WARNING]
+> You MUST use a 1GB VRAM payload for installation and first boot. Afterwards, 2GB is recommended.
+
+
 <img src="/screenshots/ps4boot-payloads.png" width="75%">
 
 Even though this website is probably not maintained anymore it'll stay here, as the newer website doesn't work on low firmwares.
@@ -38,9 +46,8 @@ If you so desire, or you can't launch it from the web browser for some reason, i
 
 In order to do that, you need to download them [here](https://github.com/ArabPixel/ps4-linux-payloads/releases/tag/v20).
 
-After downloading them:
-- Install "Payload Guest" on your PS4 to load the payloads locally
-	- If using PS Vue, you may not be able to load the payloads from there, as the app crashes.
+#### Local payloads setup
+- Install "Payload Guest" or similar app on your PS4 to load the payloads locally
 - Extract from the ELF folders, and rename the file to have a `.bin` extension instead of `.elf`, because Payload Loader can't load ELFs
 	- Using the `.elf` seems to lead to a higher success rate when launching
 	- Enable "see file extensions" on Windows Explorer or what you're using

docs/external-installation-manual.md

@@ -35,12 +35,7 @@ sudo tar -xvJpf ps4linux.tar.xz -C /run/media/YOURNAME/psxitarch --numeric-owner
 
 <!-- @include: /_includes/payloads.md -->
 ## Booting up
-Now that the storage is covered, here comes the moment of truth. You'll be sent to the Rescue Shell.
-
-> [!TIP]
-> If you get an error, go to the [Installation issues section](/issues#installation-issues).
-
-You should already boot into the desktop. If it doesn't, run
+Now that the storage is covered, here comes the moment of truth. It should already boot into the desktop. If it doesn't, and instead shows a Rescue Shell command prompt, type this until the distro starts:
 ```bash
 resume-boot
 ```

docs/external-installation-scripted.md

@@ -37,19 +37,16 @@ Plug your drive on the PS4 and continue.
 
 <!-- @include: /_includes/payloads.md -->
 ## Installation commands
-Now that the storage is covered, here comes the moment of truth. You'll be sent to the Rescue Shell.
+Now that the storage is covered, here comes the moment of truth. You'll be sent to the Rescue Shell, which will look like this:
 
-> [!TIP]
-> If you get an error, go to the [Installation issues section](/issues#installation-issues).
-> 
-> You may have to use the [alternative method](/external-installation-manual).
+<img src="/screenshots/rescue-shell.png" width="80%">
 
 - Type `install-psxitarch.sh`
-	- If it fails, go to the [Installation Issues](/issues#installation-issues)
+	- If it fails, go to the [Installation Issues](/issues#installation-issues), or use the [alternative method](external-installation-manual).
 
 Hydrate yourself while you wait. It'll take a while.
 
-You should already boot into the desktop. If it doesn't, run
+After that is done, it should boot into the desktop. If it doesn't, run
 ```bash
 resume-boot
 ```

docs/internal-installation.md

@@ -38,20 +38,18 @@ When installed, you can remove your Linux installation by removing the above fil
 <!-- @include: /_includes/payloads.md -->
 
 ## Installation commands
-Now that the storage is covered, here comes the moment of truth. You'll be sent to the Rescue Shell.
+Now that the storage is covered, here comes the moment of truth. You'll be sent to the Rescue Shell, which will look like this:
 
-> [!TIP]
-> If you get an error, go to the [Installation issues section](/issues#installation-issues).
+<img src="/screenshots/rescue-shell.png" width="80%">
 
-Internal HDD
 - Type `install-linux-hdd.sh` or `linux-install-hdd.sh`
 - Type how much storage you want to use for the installation
 	- Check how much free space you have, don't fill up your drive as the PS4 will only report the used amount of space inside the partition, and not the total partition size!
 	- If it fails, check your initramfs, or go to the [Installation Issues](/issues#installation-issues)
 
 Hydrate yourself while you wait. It'll take a while.
 
-You should already boot into the desktop. If it doesn't, run
+It should already boot into the desktop. If it doesn't, run:
 ```bash
 resume-boot
 ```