[Pixelbook.md] Changed alt+esc to alt+fullscreen
Change-Id: Ic555b27e95587d800034774d8854a40056131e23
diff --git a/docs/development/hardware/pixelbook.md b/docs/development/hardware/pixelbook.md
index eebc44a..6b28818 100644
--- a/docs/development/hardware/pixelbook.md
+++ b/docs/development/hardware/pixelbook.md
@@ -74,8 +74,9 @@
partition to be lower than that of at least one of the two ChromeOS kernel
partitions.
-1. Press Alt+Esc to get to a virtual console
-2. Find the disk that contains the KERN-A, KERN-B, and KERN-C partitions with
+1. Press Alt+Esc to get to a virtual console if not already on one
+2. Press Alt+Fullscreen to get to a terminal emulator on Fuchsia
+3. Find the disk that contains the KERN-A, KERN-B, and KERN-C partitions with
the `lsblk` command. Below this is device 000, note how the device path of the
kernel partitions is an extension of that device.
@@ -89,7 +90,7 @@
005 4G cros rootfs ROOT-B /dev/sys/pci/00:1e.4/pci-sdhci/sdhci/sdmmc/block/part-004/block
006 64M cros kernel KERN-C /dev/sys/pci/00:1e.4/pci-sdhci/sdhci/sdmmc/block/part-005/block
007 4G cros rootfs ROOT-C /dev/sys/pci/00:1e.4/pci-sdhci/sdhci/sdmmc/block/part-006/block
-3. Use the `gpt` command to look at the device's (eg. 000) partition map.
+4. Use the `gpt` command to look at the device's (eg. 000) partition map.
$ gpt dump /dev/class/block/000
blocksize=0x200 blocks=488554496
@@ -130,12 +131,12 @@
id: 769444A7-6E13-D74D-B583-C3A9CF0DE307
type: 3CB8E202-3B7E-47DD-8A3C-7FF2A13CFCEC
flags: 0x0000000000000000
-4. KERN-C typically hosts the Zircon kernel. KERN-A and KERN-B typically have
+5. KERN-C typically hosts the Zircon kernel. KERN-A and KERN-B typically have
ChromeOS kernels. To go to ChromeOS we need to lower the priority of KERN-C
here by referencing the **partition** index on the **disk** that has that
partition.
$ gpt edit_cros 5 -P 0 /dev/class/block/000
-5. Reboot
+6. Reboot
To go back to the Fuchsia kernel, just re-pave the device.
