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 # Get Started
 You can contribute and test this module without touching your Mac's Hard Disk. You just need an USB 3.0 key to install your Linux on, on top of your Linux installation Media. Best of both worlds, try Linux until you're ready to commit your internal drive. Please check [linux.com article] (https://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/718439-how-to-run-fedora-linux-on-the-macbook-air-without-touching-the-ssd)
 
-You want to dump the FaceTime drivers while still under OS X (to do: instructions to use the dump script).
+You want to dump the FaceTime drivers while still under OS X. Commands below works on OS X 10.11.2:
+* Download the driver (zip version) and extract it
+* Under bcwc_pcie-master/firmware edit the "extract_from_ox.sh" script
+* Line 2, replace IN=AppleCameraInterface with IN=/System/Library/Extensions/AppleCameraInterface.kext/Contents/MacOS/AppleCameraInterface
+* md5sum is missing from a vanilla OS X 10.11 installation, replace "md5sum" by "md5 -r" (lines 7 & 24)
+* Line 5, replace the hash value so it states: OSX_HASH=ccea5db116954513252db1ccb639ce95
+* Execute the script: ./extract_from_ox.sh
+* Result should be like:
+    $ ./extract_from_osx.sh
+Found matching hash (ccea5db116954513252db1ccb639ce95)
+Firmware successfully extracted (4e1d11e205e5c55d128efa0029b268fe)    
 
 ## Get Started on Fedora
 As of 2015.12, Fedora 23 is current. It will not recognize the internal WiFi card (Broadcom) so you need either the Thunderbolt Ethernet adapter, or any USB Ethernet Adapter known to work on Fedora.