Finish stack walking, mark+sweep for GC
diff --git a/doc/filesystem.rst b/doc/filesystem.rst
index fc8a025..df5373e 100644
--- a/doc/filesystem.rst
+++ b/doc/filesystem.rst
@@ -3,15 +3,15 @@
Filesystem drivers are still a work in progress. To test a file system you will
want to create and mount a virtual block device. The makefile in ``src/kernel``
-will generate an ``hd0.img`` EXT2 disk image for you automatically. The default
-size is 32 megabytes, but you can create your own of any size if you want. Once
-the image has been created it will be loaded by QEMU automatically.
+will generate an ``hd0_ext2.img`` EXT2 disk image for you automatically. The
+default size is 32 megabytes, but you can create your own of any size if you
+want. Once the image has been created it will be loaded by QEMU automatically.
In order to write to the virtual hard disk from your host operating system you
should mount it. The ``make mount`` command in ``src/kernel`` mount the image to
-``$(BLUEJAY_ROOT)/mnt``. It will automatically give read and write permissions
-to the current user. This operation uses ``sudo`` internally, you will be
-prompted for your password.
+``$(BLUEJAY_ROOT)/mnt``. If you are using an EXT2 filesystem you should probably
+change the owner of that directory once it is mounted so that you can write to
+it.
Virtual Filesystem
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