From b73f5a157dce560f95e5939825923c914a73e1bb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: dingusdev <52434309+dingusdev@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun, 12 May 2024 15:54:03 -0700
Subject: [PATCH] Slightly expanding manual

---
 zdocs/developers/misc.md |  6 +++++-
 zdocs/users/manual.md    | 44 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-----------
 2 files changed, 37 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-)

diff --git a/zdocs/developers/misc.md b/zdocs/developers/misc.md
index d7de177a9..290d6bacc 100644
--- a/zdocs/developers/misc.md
+++ b/zdocs/developers/misc.md
@@ -83,9 +83,13 @@ On a physical machine, one has to hold the Command/Apple, Option, P and R keys t
 | PMUPmgrPWRoff    | 0x7E   |
 | PMUResetCPU      | 0xD0   |
 
-# USB
+# DACula
+
+This video RAMDAC appears to be exclusive to the Power Mac 7200.
 
+# USB
 
+Support is only present in New World Macs, despite the presence of strings in the Power Mac G3 Beige ROM. Most Macs support 1.1, with 2.0 support present in G5 Macs.
 
 # FireWire
 
diff --git a/zdocs/users/manual.md b/zdocs/users/manual.md
index 3f6fea19d..a08758988 100644
--- a/zdocs/users/manual.md
+++ b/zdocs/users/manual.md
@@ -63,57 +63,77 @@ Shows the configurable properties, such as the selected disc image and the ram b
 ### Properties
 
 ```
-rambank1_size X
-rambank2_size X
-rambank3_size X
-rambank4_size X
+--rambank1_size X
+--rambank2_size X
+--rambank3_size X
+--rambank4_size X
 ```
 
 Set the RAM sizes to use, with X being an integer of a power of 2 up to 256.
 
 ```
-fdd_img
+--fdd_img TEXT:FILE
 ```
 
 Set the floppy disk image
 
 ```
-fdd_wr_prot=1
+--fdd_wr_prot=1
 ```
 
 Set the floppy to read-only
 
 ```
-hdd_img
+--hdd_img TEXT:FILE
 ```
 
 Set the hard disk image
 
 ```
-cdr_img
+--cdr_img TEXT:FILE
 ```
 
 Set the CD ROM image
 
 ```
-cpu
+--cpu
 ```
 
 Change which version of the PowerPC CPU to use
 
 ```
-emmo
+--emmo
 ```
 
 Access the factory tests
 
 ```
-serial_backend=stdio
-serial_backend=socket
+--serial_backend=stdio
+--serial_backend=socket
 ```
 
 Change where the output of OpenFirmware is directed to, either to the command line (with stdio) or a Unix socket (unavailable in Windows builds). OpenFirmware 1.x outputs here by default.
 
+### Command Line Examples
+
+```
+dingusppc -b bootrom-6100.bin --rambank1_size 64 --rambank2_size 64 --hdd_img "System_712.dsk"
+```
+
+The user has specified their own ROM file, which is for a Power Macintosh 6100 and has also set up two separate RAM banks to use 64 MB. Note that if a second RAM bank is to be specified for the 6100, it should be the same size as the first RAM bank. With only a hard disk specified, the machine will immediately boot to the OS on the hard disk.
+
+```
+dingusppc -b "Power_Mac_G3_Beige.ROM" -r --rambank1_size 128 --fdd_img "DiskTools_8.5.img"
+```
+
+Here, the user has attached a floppy disk image. They've chosen to boot it from a G3 and the first RAM bank is set to 128 MB.
+
+```
+dingusppc -b "Power_Mac_G3_Beige.ROM" -d --rambank1_size 64 --rambank2_size 64 --cdr_img "OpenDarwin_662.cdr"
+```
+
+The debugger will be turned on here, due to the presence of `-d`. The CD ROM image will be loaded in.
+
 ## Accessing OpenFirmware
 
 After booting from a PCI Power Mac ROM without any disk images, enter the debugger and change the NVRAM property `auto-boot?` to false. Quit of the emulator and boot it back up to access it.