diff --git a/Installation.md b/Installation.md
index 176c78e..6c42d25 100644
--- a/Installation.md
+++ b/Installation.md
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ This assumes you have already followed the Fedora steps. You will need to verify
 
 - Install needed packages: `# dnf install dkms`
 - Make a directory to work from: `# mkdir /usr/src/facetimehd-0.1`
-- Change into the git repo dir: `$ cd bcwc_pcie`
+- Change into the git repo dir: `$ cd facetimehd`
 - Copy files over: `# cp -r * /usr/src/facetimehd-0.1/`
 - Change into that dir: `# cd /usr/src/facetimehd-0.1/`
 - Clear out previous compile: `# make clean`
@@ -60,42 +60,44 @@ All the steps are the same as Debian. (The only difference is that the firmware.
 
 ## Ubuntu installation script
 
-This may be used as an alternative to the manual installation steps described above. Works on Ubuntu 16.04. To be placed outside the `bcwc_pcie` folder. Run with `bash script.sh`
+This may be used as an alternative to the manual installation steps described above. Works on Ubuntu 16.04. To be placed outside the `facetimehd` folder. Run with `bash script.sh`
 
-    #!/bin/bash
+```sh
+#!/bin/bash
 
 
-    cd facetimehd/firmware
+cd facetimehd/firmware
 
-    printf "Compiling firmware\n";
-    make
-    printf "done\n\n";
+printf "Compiling firmware\n";
+make
+printf "done\n\n";
 
-    printf "Installing firmware\n";
-    sudo make install
-    printf "done\n\n";
+printf "Installing firmware\n";
+sudo make install
+printf "done\n\n";
 
-    cd ..
+cd ..
 
-    printf "Compiling driver\n";
-    make
-    printf "done\n\n";
+printf "Compiling driver\n";
+make
+printf "done\n\n";
 
-    printf "Installing driver\n";
-    sudo make install
-    printf "done\n\n";
+printf "Installing driver\n";
+sudo make install
+printf "done\n\n";
 
-    printf "Running depmod\n";
-    sudo depmod
-    printf "done\n\n";
+printf "Running depmod\n";
+sudo depmod
+printf "done\n\n";
 
-    printf "modprobe remove bdc_pci (if it exists)\n";
-    sudo modprobe -remove --quiet bdc_pci
-    printf "done\n\n";
+printf "modprobe remove bdc_pci (if it exists)\n";
+sudo modprobe -remove --quiet bdc_pci
+printf "done\n\n";
 
-    printf "Loading driver\n";
-    sudo modprobe facetimehd
-    printf "done\n\n";
+printf "Loading driver\n";
+sudo modprobe facetimehd
+printf "done\n\n";
+```
 
 If `sudo modprobe facetimehd` fails, run `dmesg`. If you get `facetimehd: version magic '4.13.0-37-generic SMP mod_unload ' should be '4.13.0-38-generic SMP mod_unload '`, or similar, you may manually edit the file via `sudo vim /lib/modules/4.13.0-38-generic/extra/facetimehd.ko` and replace `vermagic=4.13.0-37-generic SMP mod_unload` with `vermagic=4.13.0-38-generic SMP mod_unload`. Then you may be able to `sudo modprobe facetimehd` without any issues.
 
@@ -111,14 +113,14 @@ Also: Don't forget to add a file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-facetimehd.conf with
 `blacklist bdc_pci` to prevent bdc_pci from being auto-loaded.
 
 
-## Setting up DKMS (auto-compile on kernal update)
+## Setting up DKMS (auto-compile on kernel update)
 
 This assumes you have already followed the Debian/Ubuntu deb package steps. You will need to verify `dkms.conf` that the module name `facetimehd` and version number `0.1` are correct and either update the `dkms.conf` or adjust the instructions where `-m` and `-v` are used.
 
 - Install needed packages: `# apt install debhelper dkms`
 - Remove old package if installed: `# dpkg -r bcwc-pcie `
 - Make a directory to work from: `# mkdir /usr/src/facetimehd-0.1`
-- Change into the git repo dir: `$ cd bcwc_pcie`
+- Change into the git repo dir: `$ cd facetimehd`
 - Copy files over: `# cp -r * /usr/src/facetimehd-0.1/`
 - Change into that dir: `# cd /usr/src/facetimehd-0.1/`
 - Remove any previous debs and backups: `# rm backup-*tgz bcwc-pcie_*deb`