Added new images for add-storage doc, small doc changes

docs/functionyard/add-storage.md

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ id: add-storage
 ## Compatible Storage Drives
 
 Almost all types of storage mediums are compatible with the FxBlox. The Blox has internal slots for:
+- [Framework Storage Expansion Cards](https://frame.work/marketplace/expansion-cards)
 - MicroSD
 - M.2 NVMe
 - And any internal/external drives via USB-C (or USB-C adaptor)
@@ -16,15 +17,15 @@ To install an NVMe or MicroSD drive, you'll have to open the Blox to gain access
 
 1. Remove the four black screws of the 3-port USB-C housing.
 <!-- <picture here> -->
-2. Remove the four silver screws on the bottom of the Blox. 
+2. Remove the four silver screws on the bottom of the Blox.
 <!-- <picture here> -->
 3. Slowly slide out the SBC.
-4. Remove light orange cover on the nvme screw mounting point. 
+4. Remove light orange cover on the nvme screw mounting point.
 
 ### Install M.2 NVMe drive
 With nvme drives, there are a lot of options to choose from. Which ever you choose, M.2 NVMe drives are plenty fast enough to maintain a quality speed for reads, writes, and data transfers.
 
-To install your first NVMe drive: 
+To install your first NVMe drive:
 1. Follow [steps above to open the case.](#install-internal-storage)
 2. Insert NVMe drive into M.2 slot at an angle. Make sure no pins are showing.
 3. Hold drive down, while you screw it into place. (Screw not included with FxBlox)
@@ -47,10 +48,10 @@ You can use any type of drive as long as it can be connected via USB-C cable or
 - Hardware RAID arrays
 - etc...
 
-## Format Drive
+## Manually Parition and Format
 If you want to add additional storage at some point after initial setup. You will need to manually parition and format the drive before it can be used by the FxBlox.
 
-You will need to **parition 100%** of the drive and **format to ext4**. To do this on Mac and Linux, you will want to be comfortable with the command line.
+You will need to **parition 100%** of the drive and **format to ext4**. To do this on Mac and Linux, you will want to be comfortable with the command line. Windows will require a third party tool.
 
 ### Linux (Terminal)
 Although the drive can not be used by the Fula net yet, we can manually format it through the Blox's desktop interface. At this point, your Blox must already have an internet connection, so you can either remotely login from another computer with `ssh`, or connect keyboard, video, & mouse. [Checkout this article](https://fierrolabs.medium.com/how-to-remote-control-your-fxblox-mac-windows-linux-d0771b1565ca), made by a community member, for more information on how to do that.
@@ -80,11 +81,12 @@ Ext4 is a linux standard that MacOS does not support without some third-party he
 1. Start by downloading the [fdisk command-line tool on sourceforge](https://sourceforge.net/projects/gptfdisk/)
 2. Install app by double-clicking on the downloaded dpkg file
 3. You will not be able to open it, because of Apple security measures. To circumvent them, open `Settings` -> `Privacy & Security` -> `Security`
-5. Click on `Allow Anyways`
-6. Connect drive to Mac, if not already done. Click `Allow` to allow access to drive and now click `Ignore` to keep it discoverable
-7. Open up your Terminal app by searching your Applications or search with Spotlight by pressing `CMD` + `SPACEBAR`, then type `Terminal`
-8. Identify disk location with `diskutil list`. You'll want to keep note of the path, it should be something like `/dev/disk#`
-9. Now start command-line utility with `sudo gdisk`
+4. Click on `Allow Anyways`
+5. Connect drive to Mac, if not already done. Click `Allow` to allow access to drive and now click `Ignore` to keep it discoverable
+6. Open up your Terminal app by searching your Applications or search with Spotlight by pressing `CMD` + `SPACEBAR`, then type `Terminal`
+7. Identify disk location with `diskutil list`. You'll want to keep note of the path, it should be something like `/dev/disk#`
+8. Now start command-line utility with `sudo gdisk`. See [example output](#example-output).
+9. Enter device path found in step 7.
 10. Hit `n`, to create a new GPT partition
 11. Accept the default partition number (1)
 12. Accept the default starting and ending sectors (creates a partition that spans 100% of the drive)
@@ -93,22 +95,45 @@ Ext4 is a linux standard that MacOS does not support without some third-party he
 15. Hit `y` to proceed, wait for it to complete, and safely eject drive
 16. Connect your drive to the FxBlox
 17. Close FxBlox app if its currently opened, otherwise open your Fxblox app now and see your total maximum storage increase in the FxBlox app.
+#### Example Output
+<div class="text--center">
+    <img src="/img/fxyard-network/gdisk-output.jpg" style={{width: 700}}/>
+</div>
 
 ### Windows (Free Third-Party App)
 
 Ext4 is a linux standard that Windows does not support without some third-party help. There are various paid and free options out there, but we recommend [Parition Master Free by EaseUS](https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/epm-free.html).
 
 1. Install [Parition Master Free by EaseUS](https://www.easeus.com/partition-manager/epm-free.html) if not already done
+
 2. Plug in storage device to your Windows computer, if not already done
-3. Open the app. Select `Parition Manager` from the left sidebar.
+
+3. Open the app. Select `Parition Manager` from the left sidebar
+
 4. Select the new drive
+
+![blank drive](/img/fxyard-network/blank-drive.jpg)
+
 5. On the right sidebar, click `Create`
+<div class="text--center">
+    <img src="/img/fxyard-network/r-sidebar.jpg" />
+</div>
+
 6. Make sure `EXT4` is selected under `File system`
+<div class="text--center">
+    <img src="/img/fxyard-network/partition-config-screen.jpeg" style={{width: 700}}/>
+</div>
+
 7. Click `OK`
-8. Click `Execute # Task(s)` at the bottom of the right sidebar of the main window
-9. Close app and eject drive
-10. Connect your drive to the FxBlox
-11. Close FxBlox app if its currently opened, otherwise open your Fxblox app now and see your total maximum storage increase in the FxBlox app.
+8. Ensure drive partition type is listed as `GPT` instead of `MBR`.
+    - If it is **not**, select drive. Then, in right sidebar, select `Convert MBR to GPT` to add it to task list queue.
+9. Click `Execute # Task(s)` at the bottom of the right sidebar of the main window
+<div class="text--center">
+    <img src="/img/fxyard-network/verif-exec-task.png" style={{width: 700}}/>
+</div>
+10. Wait for task(s) to complete, then close app and eject drive
+11. Connect your drive to the FxBlox
+12. Close FxBlox app if its currently opened, otherwise open your Fxblox app now and see your total maximum storage increase in the FxBlox app.
 
 ## Troubleshoot
 - **Drive not recognized in Windows.** If your windows computer doesn't see the connected drive, try restarting your computer first. Then look into potentially installing drivers for the storage device.

docs/functionyard/fxblox-app.md

@@ -10,11 +10,14 @@ If you were helping test nightly firmware releases **before** official testnet l
 ### Initial Setup
 
 1. **Download the App**: 
-   - For Android: [FxBlox on Google Play (v1.6.2+)](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=land.fx.blox).
+   - For Android: [FxBlox on Google Play (v1.6.7+)](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=land.fx.blox).
    - For iOS: Available soon on the App Store.
 2. **Metamask Wallet**: Ensure you have a [Metamask wallet](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.metamask) for setting up your identity.
 
 ### App Configuration Steps
+:::info 
+If adding more than one FxBlox to your app, get familiar with [these instructions first.](#add-multiple-fxbloxs)
+::: 
 
 1. Open Metamask Wallet. We recommend having the opening network set to "Ethereum Mainnet" for a smoother setup process.
 2. Minimize Metamask (not close) and open the FxBlox app.
@@ -42,13 +45,16 @@ If you were helping test nightly firmware releases **before** official testnet l
 
 ## Add Multiple FxBlox's
 
-As of Android/iOS app version 1.6.2, there is not an easy way to add more than one blox to your account. Follow these additional steps if you would like to connect more than one blox:
+As of Android/iOS app version 1.6.7, there is not an easy way to add more than one blox to your account. Follow these additional steps if you would like to connect more than one blox:
 
-1. If not already done, complete setup of your first Blox. 
+1. If not already done, complete setup of your first Blox.
 2. Verify Blox is listed as `Authorized` under `Settings`->`Blox Discovery`. If not, restart your Blox by unplug/plug-ing it back in.
 3. `Log Out` of your account by going to `Settings` -> `Log Out`.
 4. Proceed and complete set-up of your next FxBlox.
 5. Repeat steps 2-4 for all the FxBloxes you have, except for the last one.
+:::info
+If you're using the default naming scheme `Blox unit #X`, then name your last Blox `Blox unit #1`. The reason for this is because the app will auto-number the rest of your Bloxes when you add them back in.
+:::
 6. When you've finally added the last FxBlox, go to `Settings` -> `Blox Discovery`.
 7. All FxBloxes should say `Authorized`, so select them and click `Add selected blox(s)`.
 8. Verify you can see all of them by going to `Blox` tab and swiping left/right between them.
@@ -64,16 +70,16 @@ As you can see the functionality is there, but priotization of an easier way to
 If you were eager to test out nightly releases on your own, you may have trouble joining the official launch of the testnet. This is because the blocks from the temporary chains are incompatible with the official testnet blocks. To fix this, you need to erase all previous blocks, easiest way is to format the drive.
 
 To format your drive: 
-1. Click on the `Blox` tab.
+1. Tap on the `Blox` tab to see this screen
 <div class="text--center">
    <img src="/img/fxyard-network/blox-page.png" style={{width: 450}}/>
 </div>
-2. Click and hold the `Hard Disk` you want to format.
-3. When the pop-up shows, click the `Format` button.
+2. **Tap and hold** the `Hard Disk` you want to format
+3. When the pop-up shows, click the `Format` button
 <div class="text--center">
    <img src="/img/fxyard-network/format-button.png" style={{width: 400}}/>
 </div>
-4. Now wait! The light will turn purple. This process may take more or less than 5 minutes, dependent on the speed of your drive.
+4. **Now wait!** The light will turn purple. This process may take more or less than 5 minutes, dependent on the speed of your drive.
 5. The FxBlox will auto-reboot, after it is done the lights will turn off.
 
 FxBlox will automatically connect to testnet and save chain history. You should be able to join testnet now.