Updated docs

requirements.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-Sphinx==8.2.3
-furo==2025.7.19
+Sphinx==9.1.0
+furo==2025.12.19
 sphinx-reredirects
 sphinx-copybutton

source/compatibility.rst

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Game Compatibility
 Having just entered beta, the FlippyDrive currently has a few thousand hours of total game runtime.  Compatibility has been excellent overall with a handful of third-party titles revealing a few minor bugs in our drive emulation that have since been fixed.  Below is the list of GameCube titles, and their status with various loading modes.
 
 .. important::
-    We do not yet have automated status reporting, so we rely on `viewers like you` to report game compatibility, especially positive reports
+    We do not yet have automated status reporting, so we rely on `readers like you` to report game compatibility, especially positive reports
     If you try a game and see it works correctly, please `let us know here <https://forms.gle/Qdr2Fx8JbchLmhBKA>`_! Please test with the latest non-beta version.
 
 Game List

source/installation/ethernet.rst

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Things Required
 .. image:: /_static/install_ethernet/1_overview.jpg
   :width: 50%
 
-- 10-15 Minutes
+- ± 20 Minutes
 - FlippyDrive Ethernet kit (Ethernet expansion PCB, ribbon cable, rear I/O panel ('back plate'))
 - 4.5mm Gamebit screwdriver
 - #0 Phillips screwdriver

source/installation/flippydrive.rst

@@ -75,9 +75,12 @@ The mounting frame will cover one of the GameCube screw holes, so put 1 of the R
 
 .. image:: /_static/4X1A7520.jpg
 
-Fold the flex cable carefully along the perforation as seen below. When viewing the flex cable, make sure the fold along the perforation results in the crease pointing "upward" like a 'W' on the side of the flex cable with a triangle symbol.
+Fold the flex cable carefully along the perforation as seen in the images below.
 
-.. image:: /_static/connector.svg
+.. hint::
+    When viewing the flex cable, make sure the fold along the perforation results in the crease pointing "upward" like a 'W' on the side of the flex cable with a triangle symbol. Here's a diagram that explains how it should be folded:
+
+    .. image:: /_static/connector.svg
      :width: 320
      :class: align-center
 
@@ -206,5 +209,5 @@ Follow the instructions in Step 1 in reverse.
     Don't forget to install the 4 screws normally hidden by the fan/power connector assembly before placing it back on.
 
 Step 7: Set-up microSD card
-``````````````````````
+```````````````````````````
 Check out the :ref:`sdcardsetup` section (on the :doc:`/usage` page) how to format the microSD card and don't forget to add a :doc:`/configuration`.

source/mods.rst

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ In addition to the damage this may be doing to the GameCube, it keeps the Flippy
 
 
 Pluto II
-=====
+========
 The Pluto II Internal HDMI mod takes up a significant amount of space within the console. Due to its position replacing the Digital Out port it will block the installation of the FlippyDrive Deluxe Ethernet Module. Some users have reported success with trimming both the actual Pluto board as well as the 3D printed mount that holds it in place, but this is very much not recommended. Any attempts to force the FlippyDrive Ethernet Module and Pluto II mod to work in the same system at the same time are at your own (substantial) risk.
 
 Power

source/troubleshooting.rst

@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@ During FlippyDrive install
 
   Please check if the flex cable is correctly inserted into the drive connector. Make sure you folded it correctly into a W-like shape with the gold connectors of the flex cable inserted in the middle section of the connector.
 
+  Verify that the flex cable is folded correctly and is not upside down. The long arm of the flex cable will be between the disc connector and the heat sink.
+
   .. image:: /_static/connector.svg
      :width: 320
      :class: align-center
@@ -32,6 +34,24 @@ During FlippyDrive install
 
   You can order a replacement ribbon `here <https://teamoffbroadway.com/product/flippydrive-flex/>`_.
 
+- **My order didn't come with mounting screws**
+
+  Recent FlippyDrives use an updated frame design that doesn't require screws. The lower mounting tab fits into the slot where the lower screw used to go, and the FlippyDrive snaps into the frame. While there is still a screw hole present as a backup, screws are not needed for normal installation.
+  The frame uses M1.6 5mm screws, but M1.8 or M2.0 screws will also fit if those are easier to obtain.
+
+- **The mounting frame is damaged.**
+
+  If your mounting bracket was damaged during shipping or installation, you can print a replacement using the 3D model files (STL) available for download below.
+  You can use your own 3D printer or have it printed at a local library, maker space, or through an online printing service. If this is not an option for you, contact `customer support <https://help.teamoffbroadway.com/portal>`_.
+
+
+  .. note:: They can be printed with no supports so long as your printer has reasonable bridging performance to form the slot for the bottom mounting tab of the FlippyDrive.
+
+  **Downloads**:
+
+  - :download:`New mounting frame (V2) <_static/stl/FlippyDrive_Mounting_Frame_V2.stl>`
+  - :download:`Old mounting frame (V1) <_static/stl/FlippyDrive_Mounting_Frame_V1.stl>`
+
 First Boot
 ==========
 

source/updates.rst

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Be very careful when doing so as to not put undue stress on the flex cable. The
 .. _connecting:
 
 Connecting to a computer
-----------------
+------------------------
 Before plugging in the USB cable, hold down the button on the front of the FlippyDrive while inserting the USB. You will know that it worked if a USB drive called "RPI-RP2" is mounted on your computer.
 
 

source/usage.rst

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ In order to use the FlippyDrive you must first format the microSD card or config
 Format your microSD card using **exFAT** (recommended) or FAT32 file system with an appropriate cluster/allocation unit size.
 We recommend exFAT since it is the more modern file system standard.
 
-For FAT32 formatting of cards larger than 32GB, you can use `this formatting tool <http://ridgecrop.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm>`__.
+- exFAT:
 
 ..  csv-table::
     :header: "microSD size", "Allocation unit size", "also known as"
@@ -32,6 +32,20 @@ For FAT32 formatting of cards larger than 32GB, you can use `this formatting too
     "128, 256, 512 GiB", "256 KiB", "'256 kilobytes' / '256K'"
     ">512 GiB 	≤2 TiB", "512 KiB", "'512 kilobytes' / '512K'"
 
+- FAT32:
+
+  For FAT32 formatting of cards larger than 32GB, you can use `this formatting tool <http://ridgecrop.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm>`__.
+
+..  csv-table::
+    :header: "microSD size", "Allocation unit size", "also known as"
+    :align: left
+
+    "2, 4, 8 GiB", "4 KiB", "'4 kilobytes' / '4K'"
+    "16 GiB", "8 KiB", "'8 kilobytes' / '8K'"
+    "32 GiB", "16 KiB", "'16 kilobytes' / '16K'"
+    ">32 GiB - ≤2 TiB", "32 KiB", "'32 kilobytes' / '32K'"
+
+
 .. _sdcardfiles:
 
 SD Card Files