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+# Installation Guide (Surface devices)
+
+This guide is applicable only to Surface devices.
+
+Reference posts [here](https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=78015375&postcount=76) and [here](https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76896155&postcount=2107).
+
+Do you have a Surface device that you would like to run Bliss OS on? You're in luck, because Bliss OS was primarily developed and tested on a Surface Pro 3 back on Android Nougat.
+
+Most Surface devices with IPTS require a specific set of firmware for proper functioning. For all other Surface models, the user must upgrade their own firmware, because we can't build for all Surface models without having those devices to test with.
+ 
+To start, here is the series classification for Surface devices:
+
+ - Series 5 devices:
+   - Surface Book 2
+   - Surface Pro 2017
+ - Series 4 devices
+   - Surface Book
+   - Surface Pro 4
+   - Surface Laptop
+ - Series 3 devices:
+   - Surface Pro 3
+
+For the ipts_firmware files (series 4/5 devices only), please select the correct version for your device:
+ 
+ - `v76` for the Surface Book
+ - `v78` for the Surface Pro 4
+ - `v79` for the Surface Laptop
+ - `v101` for Surface Book 2 15"
+ - `v102` for the Surface Pro 2017
+ - `v137` for the Surface Book 2 13"
+
+For the i915_firmware files (series 3/4/5 devices), please select the correct version for your device:
+ 
+ - `kbl` for series 5 devices
+ - `skl` for series 4 devices
+ - `bxt` for series 3 devices
+ 
+All [firmware files can be found here.](https://github.com/jakeday/linux-surface/tree/master/firmware)
+ 
+For Surface Go users, you will have to remove some files and replace them with @jakeday's firmware. Please [see this thread on Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/SurfaceLinux/comments/9t53gq/wifi_fixed_on_surface_go_ubuntu_1810/) for detailed information.
+
+Once you have the right firmware you need, you should copy it to a folder on your Bliss install (`SD_card_root/surface`), making sure to put the right firmware in the right folders:
+
+ - IPTS firmware: `SD_card_root/surface/intel/ipts`
+ - `ath10k` firmware (some models): `SD_card_root/surface/ath10k`
+ - `mrvl` firmware (some models): `SD_card_root/surface/mrvl`
+ - `mwlwifi` firmware (some models): `SD_card_root/surface/mwlwifi`
+ - `nvidia` firmware for Surface Book 2: `SD_card_root/surface/nvidia`
+ 
+Next, open a terminal (we include one you can enable in "Developer Options"). In the terminal, enter the following commands, giving permission to the superuser popup dialog when prompted:
+
+    su
+    mv -f SD_card_root/surface/* system/lib/firmware/
+
+Then you can restart:
+
+    reboot
+
+It should recognize and load the correct firmware versions for your device upon reboot if you did everything correctly.
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 Congratulations! You should have a fully working Bliss OS install in a VM, or at least something that works... even if it may be slow. Again, Android on VM is generally not a good idea and you will get a lot more performance if you install Bliss OS to the actual hardware.
 
-## Specific Surface model instructions
-
-Reference posts [here](https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=78015375&postcount=76) and [here](https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=76896155&postcount=2107).
- 
-Many of you have a Surface device and would like to run Android on it. You're in luck, because this project was started with a Surface Pro 3 to test with back in Android Nougat. The device has since been retired and development has continued on a Surface Book, an IPTS device. This means it requires a specific set of firmware for proper functioning. For all other Surface models, the user must upgrade their own firmware, because it is too large of a burden to build for all Surface models without having those devices to test with.
- 
-To start, you will need to grab the right firmware for your device.
- 
-Surface Series Devices:
-
- - Series 5 devices:
-   - Surface Book 2
-   - Surface Pro 2017
- - Series 4 devices
-   - Surface Book
-   - Surface Pro 4
-   - Surface Laptop
- - Series 3 devices:
-   - Surface Pro 3
-
-For the ipts_firmware files (series 4/5 devices only), please select the correct version for your device:
- 
- - v76 for the Surface Book
- - v78 for the Surface Pro 4
- - v79 for the Surface Laptop
- - v101 for Surface Book 2 15"
- - v102 for the Surface Pro 2017
- - v137 for the Surface Book 2 13"
-
-For the i915_firmware files (series 3/4/5 devices), please select the correct version for your device:
- 
- - kbl for series 5 devices
- - skl for series 4 devices
- - bxt for series 3 devices
- 
-All [firmware files can be found here.](https://github.com/jakeday/linux-surface/tree/master/firmware)
- 
-For Surface Go users, you will have to remove some files and replace with @jakeday's firmware. Please [see this thread on Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/SurfaceLinux/comments/9t53gq/wifi_fixed_on_surface_go_ubuntu_1810/) for detailed information.
-
-Once you have the right firmware you need, you should copy it to a folder on your Bliss install (`SD_card_root/surface`), making sure to put the right firmware in the right folders:
-
- - IPTS firmware: `SD_card_root/surface/intel/ipts`
- - ath10k firmware (some models): `SD_card_root/surface/ath10k`
- - mrvl firmware (some models): `SD_card_root/surface/mrvl`
- - mwlwifi firmware (some models): `SD_card_root/surface/mwlwifi`
- - nvidia firmware for SB2: `SD_card_root/surface/nvidia`
- 
-Next, open a terminal (we include one you can enable in "Developer Options"). In the terminal, enter the following commands, giving permission to the superuser popup dialog when prompted:
-
-    su
-    mv -f SD_card_root/surface/* system/lib/firmware/
-
-Then you can restart:
-
-    reboot
-
-It should recognize and load the correct firmware versions for your device upon reboot if you did everything correctly.
-
 ## Conclusion
 
 Thanks for following along! If you want to check out the next guide, [click here!](extras.md)