Made changes to -plug_test step 3

xorriso-dd-target/xorriso-dd-target.info

@@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ If a single plausible candidate is detected, then the program is willing
 to copy a disk image file onto it.  This will overwrite or make
 inaccessible the previous partition table and all previous data content
 of the target device.
-*Superuser power* is needed for filesystem type identification, for
-possible unmounting, and for possible image writing.  Option
+*Superuser power* is normally needed for filesystem type identification,
+for possible unmounting, and for possible image writing.  Option
 *-with_sudo* offers a way to gain this power only for those tasks and to
 run the program elsewise with a normal user's power.
 If a particular disk image file is intended as copy source, then its
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ data storage, and - if tested - of sufficient or plausible size.
 *reasoning* is a blank separated list of words with either suffix '+'
 for an inviting device property or '-' for a prohibitive property.
 Normally a single '-' reason disqualifies the device from being
-advisable.  Only if option -look_for_iso is given, a reason "has_...-"
+advisable.  Only if option -look_for_iso is given, a reason "has_XYZ-"
 can be overridden by the presence of an ISO 9660 filesystem on the
 device.
 *info* is composed from VENDOR and MODEL as told by lsblk.
@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ Only if a single new device is found, the program will go on as if a
 single device name was given.  Option -list_all and any device names
 given as arguments will be ignored.
 *Step 3* happens only if options -DO_WRITE or -dummy_force are given.
-The program asks for a final press of the Enter key before real or
+The program asks for a final input of the word 'yes' before real or
 simulated writing begins.
 Example:
 $ xorriso-dd-target -with_sudo -plug_test
@@ -169,6 +169,8 @@ Caused by option -plug_test: Attempt to find the desired device by
 watching it appear after being plugged in.
 Step 1:
 Please make sure that the desired target device is plugged _out_ now.
+If it is currently plugged in, make sure to unmount all its fileystems
+and then unplug it.
 Press the Enter key when ready.
 
 
@@ -203,10 +205,9 @@ $ xorriso-dd-target -with_sudo -plug_test -DO_WRITE \
 
    sde : YES : usb+ has_iso9660+ has_vfat+
 Step 3:
-Last chance to abort.  Press Enter to start REAL WRITING.
-
-
-   Looking for mount points of sde:
+Last chance to abort.  Enter the word 'yes' to start REAL WRITING.
+yes
+Looking for mount points of sde:
 /dev/sde1 on /mnt/iso type iso9660 (ro,relatime)
 /dev/sde2 on /mnt/fat type vfat (rw,...,errors=remount-ro)
 Unmounted: /dev/sde1
@@ -323,8 +324,8 @@ File: xorriso-dd-target.info,  Node: Options,  Next: Examples,  Prev: Overview,
      and to press Enter again.
      This overrides device names and option -list_all.  The found device
      is then shown with advice, vendor, and model.
-     Option -DO_WRITE is obeyed if given.  In this case a final Enter
-     key is demanded before writing begins.
+     Option -DO_WRITE is obeyed if given.  In this case, the word 'yes'
+     has to be entered to let unmounting and writing begin.
 -list_all
      Print list of all found devices with advice, vendor and model.  One
      per line.  Ignore any device names.  Ignore -DO_WRITE.
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