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Update documentation to reflect the new unmount script.

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@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ into the mainline MiSTer project and live on there.
## Installing the script
Place the nfs_mount.sh script inside your MiSTer's /media/fat/Scripts directory. You can run
it from there through the OSD or from a (remote) Linux shell as you see fit.
Place the ```nfs_mount.sh``` and ```nfs_unmount.sh``` scripts inside your MiSTer's ```/media/fat/Scripts```
directory. You can run it from there through the OSD or from a (remote) Linux shell as you see fit.
## Configuration
@ -138,11 +138,7 @@ images for cores like PCXT/AO486 or Amiga. Those simulated machines expect their
writable at all times and things get hairy if they're not.
This is a fact of life when using a datacenter protocol with an appliance and will also happen if
you rudely hang up a CIFS server, so there's no real recourse against this. A reasonable habit to
keep this to a minimum would be to wait up to 30 seconds from inside the Menu core or any other core
that doesn't write to the disk before shutting down the device. Any pending writes will have been
flushed to the server by then and you'll be safe-ish.. no guarantees though!
The ```MOUNT_AT_BOOT``` flag installs a script that cleanly unmounts your NFS share at system shutdown.
A script that can trigger this same action from the OSD is on the to-do list.
you rudely hang up a CIFS server, so there's no real recourse against this. You really should always
call the ```nfs_unmount.sh``` script from the ```Scripts``` folder before shutting down your MiSTer.
The ```MOUNT_AT_BOOT``` flag installs a script that cleanly unmounts your NFS share upon clean
system shutdown. The main problem with that is that clean system shutdowns are so rare on MiSTer.