Missing -n in echo

[jomo666]

Very small issue, just for "to be fully correct". :)

echo External | base64 produces RXh0ZXJuYWwK

and the echo -n External | base64 will spit out the wanted RXh0ZXJuYWw= :)

diff --git a/Hackintosh-Guide-master/Hackintosh-Guide-master/config.plist-basics.md b/Hackintosh-Guide-master copy/Hackintosh-Guide-master/config.plist-basics.md
index d9b9f8a..088c98c 100755
--- a/Hackintosh-Guide-master/Hackintosh-Guide-master/config.plist-basics.md
+++ b/Hackintosh-Guide-master copy/Hackintosh-Guide-master/config.plist-basics.md       
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ This will output `External` on the next line. We use the `&& echo` to output a n
 
 You can also convert from ASCII to base64 \(handy for working with ACPI renames - more about that later\) with the following in Terminal.app:
 
-`echo External | base64`
+`echo -n External | base64`
 
 This will spit out `RXh0ZXJuYWw=` which is exactly what we'd expect.

[corpnewt]

Thanks for the heads up - I'll update the guide today (I have one or two more things to change too, so today may turn into a guide day).

-CorpNewt

[corpnewt]

Updated - thanks for the heads up!