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@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ app0/
         <converted modules>
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-Use `sce_modules/` or `prx/` instead of `sce_module/` if that is the input directory name. Relinker preserves each module's directory under `app0/` and prints its exact path. Place app resources in `app0/` separately, including the title's original `eboot.bin`: titles test `/app0/eboot.bin` to find their own directory, as it is always present on the console (ProsperoTV, ProsperoRadio, ProsperoLight and ProsperoLichess fall back to an empty `/data/homebrew/<title id>` and fail to load their fonts without it). Only the converted executable runs. Copy the built system libraries from `build/core/libs/libs/*.prx` into `libs/`; use libraries built for the target OS. A custom `--rpath` changes the system library location.
+Use `sce_modules/` or `prx/` instead of `sce_module/` if that is the input directory name. Relinker preserves each module's directory under `app0/` and prints its exact path. Place app resources in `app0/` separately, including the title's original `eboot.bin`: titles test `/app0/eboot.bin` to find their own directory, as it is always present on the console (ProsperoTV, ProsperoRadio, ProsperoLight and ProsperoLichess fall back to an empty `/data/homebrew/<title id>` and fail to load their fonts without it). Only the converted executable runs. On Linux, `app0/` must not contain symbolic links: a directory listing gives the title the link's own type, not the type of the file or directory it points to, so a title that walks its directories skips a linked directory. Use copies or hard links. Copy the built system libraries from `build/core/libs/libs/*.prx` into `libs/`; use libraries built for the target OS. A custom `--rpath` changes the system library location.
 
 Some applications also need their original `app0/sce_sys/param.json` at runtime. AnyPS5 reads this file for the title ID and display name; it must contain a non-empty `titleId` string and a non-empty `localizedParameters` object with a language entry that has a non-empty `titleName`. It selects the entry named by `defaultLanguage` (inside `localizedParameters`, or at the top level); if that entry is absent, it tries `en-US`, then the first object-valued language entry. Preserve the values from the title's own metadata and place the file under the same `app0/` directory as the other app resources. At startup, its presence in the working directory creates `data/`; a non-zero `downloadDataSize` also creates `download0/`. Without the file, neither directory is created. If it is missing or invalid, metadata calls such as title/window setup can fail with a `param.json` error.