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@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Now the final steps to get things up and running, all of this is done from a com
 * `cd pistorm`
 * `make`
 
-If you are running the PiStorm in an Amiga computer, you can start the emulator with a basic default Amiga config by typing `sudo ./emulator --config amiga.cfg`.  
+If you are running the PiStorm in an Amiga computer, you can start the emulator with a basic default Amiga config by typing `sudo ./emulator bitstream.bin --config amiga.cfg`.  
 In addition, the emulator will attempt to load a file called `default.cfg` if no config file is specified on the command line, so if you wish for the emulator to start up with for instance the basic default Amiga config, you can copy `amiga.cfg` to `default.cfg`.  
 **Important note:** Try not to edit the sample config files such as `amiga.cfg`, always save them under a different name, for instance one directory level below the `pistorm` directory.  
 One way to do this would be to copy for instance `amiga.cfg` like this: `cp ./amiga.cfg ../amiga.cfg` and then running the emulator using `sudo ./emulator --config ../amiga.cfg`. This way, you will never have any problems using `git pull` to update your PiStorm repo to the latest commit.