readme nit

Author: master-hax

README.md

@@ -78,15 +78,15 @@ this is the preferred installation method for development as it doesn't require
 
 ### mounting
 
-#### ext4 drives (i prefer this because i have files larger than 4gb & ext4 is just [better](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems))
+#### ext4 drives (i prefer this because i have files larger than 4gb & ext4 is just [better than FAT32](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems))
 1. connect the ext4 formatted external drive to the pixel. you should get an os notification that says the drive is not supported. clear or ignore this notification.
    * this notification directs you to format the drive in FAT32 - don't do that
 1. find the block device that you want to mount. it is usually found at `/dev/block/sdg1` but changes when devices are connected and disconnected e.g. it might show up as `/dev/block/sdh1` when reconnected. run `ls -alh /dev/block/` to see what is in there.
    * if you don't know the filesystem UUID, you can use `./show_devices.sh`. this is just a convenience script, you don't need to run this.
    * if you know the filesystem UUID, you can use `./find_device.sh`. this is just a convenience script, you don't need to run this.
 1. run `./mount_ext4.sh <BLOCK_DEVICE>` e.g. `./mount_ext4.sh /dev/block/sdg1`
 > [!CAUTION]
-> the `mount_ext4.sh` script disables [selinux](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security-Enhanced_Linux) by running `setenforce 0`. you must not have any untrusted apps installed on your device. do not visit untrusted websites. to re-enable selinux, you can reboot your device, or run `setenforce 1` with root permissions. see https://github.com/master-hax/pixel-backup-gang/issues/13 for more info.
+> the `mount_ext4.sh` script currently disables [selinux](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security-Enhanced_Linux) by running `setenforce 0`. you must not have any untrusted apps installed on your device. do not visit untrusted websites. to re-enable selinux, you can reboot your device, or run `setenforce 1` with root permissions. want this fixed? see https://github.com/master-hax/pixel-backup-gang/issues/13 https://github.com/master-hax/pixel-backup-gang/blob/b25a5575fba3897cce126c15ed99245b1335f4c3/scripts/mount_ext4.sh#L41 
 
 #### FAT32 drives (when you only have files < 4gb and/or don't want to disable selinux and/or are a Windows only user unwilling to install a tool like [Ext4Fsd](https://github.com/bobranten/Ext4Fsd.git) and/or are transferring directly from some kind of capture device)
 1. connect the FAT32 formatted external drive to the pixel. it should be working normally as removable storage i.e. readable & writable by apps with permission.