diff --git a/esxi/readme.md b/esxi/readme.md
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--- a/esxi/readme.md
+++ b/esxi/readme.md
@@ -102,6 +102,9 @@ Logs from systems in VMs are in >Virtual Machines > Name-of-VM > Monitor > Logs
 * [github](https://github.com/lamw/ghettoVCB)
 * [documentation](https://communities.vmware.com/t5/VI-VMware-ESX-3-5-Documents/ghettoVCB-sh-Free-alternative-for-backing-up-VM-s-for-ESX-i-3-5/ta-p/2773570)
 
+* [https://github.com/lamw/ghettoVCB/issues/233](https://github.com/lamw/ghettoVCB/issues/233)
+
+
 The script makes snapshot of a VM, copies the "old" vmdk and other files
 to a backup location, then deletes the snapshot.<br>
 This approach, where backup in time is full backup takes up a lot of space.
@@ -132,74 +135,83 @@ Looks like this `/vmfs/volumes/6187f7e1-c584077c-d7f6-3c4937073090`
 
 ### Install
 
+* [Download](https://github.com/lamw/ghettoVCB/archive/refs/heads/master.zip)
+  the repo files on a pc from which you would upload them on to esxi
+* create a directory on a datastore where the script and configs will reside<br>
+  `/vmfs/volumes/6187f7e1-c584077c-d7f6-3c4937073090/ghetto`
+* upload the files, should be 6, can skip `build` directory and `readme.md`
 * ssh in to esxi
-* `cd /tmp`
-* `esxcli network firewall ruleset set -e true -r httpClient`
-* `wget https://github.com/lamw/ghettoVCB/releases/download/2021_10_20/vghetto-ghettoVCB.vib --no-check-certificate`
-* `esxcli software vib install -v /tmp/vghetto-ghettoVCB.vib -f`
-* check `ls /opt`
+* cd in to the datastore ghetto directory
+* make all the shell files executable<br>
+  `chmod +x ./*.sh`
 
 ### Config and preparation
 
 Gotta know basics how to edit files with ancient `vi`
 
-* Config file template is in `/opt/ghettovcb/ghettoVCB.conf`<br>
-  Make copy of it<br>
-  `cp /opt/ghettovcb/ghettoVCB.conf /opt/ghettovcb/ghetto_1.conf`<br>
+* cd in to the datastore ghetto directory
+  `cp ./ghettoVCB.conf ./ghetto_1.conf`<br>
 * Only edit this file, for starter setting where to copy backups<br>
   `vi /opt/ghettovcb/ghetto_1.conf`<br>
   `VM_BACKUP_VOLUME=/vmfs/volumes/6187f7e1-c584077c-d7f6-3c4937073090/Backups`
 * Create a file that will contain list of VMs to backup<br>
-  `touch /opt/ghettovcb/vms_to_backup_list`<br>
-  `vi /opt/ghettovcb/vms_to_backup_list`<br>
+  `touch ./vms_to_backup_list`<br>
+  `vi ./vms_to_backup_list`<br>
   ```
   OPNsense
   Arch-Docker-Host
   ```
 * Create a shell script that starts ghetto script using this config for listed VMs<br>
-  `touch /opt/ghettovcb/bin/ghetto_run.sh`<br>
-  `vi /opt/ghettovcb/bin/ghetto_run.sh`<br>
+  `touch ./ghetto_run.sh`<br>
+  `vi ./ghetto_run.sh`<br>
   ```
   #!/bin/sh
 
-  /opt/ghettovcb/bin/ghettoVCB.sh \
-      -g /opt/ghettovcb/ghetto_1.conf \
-      -f /opt/ghettovcb/vms_to_backup_list \
+  GHETTO_DIR=/vmfs/volumes/6187f7e1-c584077c-d7f6-3c4937073090/ghetto
+
+  $GHETTO_DIR/ghettoVCB.sh \
+      -g $GHETTO_DIR/ghetto_1.conf \
+      -f $GHETTO_DIR/vms_to_backup_list \
       &> /dev/null
   ```
   Make the script executable<br>
-  `chmod +x /opt/ghettovcb/bin/ghetto_run.sh`
+  `chmod +x ./ghetto_run.sh`
 * for my use case where TrueNAS VM cant be snapshoted while running because
   of a passthrough pcie HBA card there needs to be another config
 * Make new config copy<br>
-  `cp /opt/ghettovcb/ghetto_1.conf /opt/ghettovcb/ghetto_2.conf`
+  `cp ./ghetto_1.conf ./ghetto_2.conf`
 * Edit the config, setting it to shut down VMs before backup.<br>
-  `vi /opt/ghettovcb/ghetto_2.conf`<br>
+  `vi ./ghetto_2.conf`<br>
   `POWER_VM_DOWN_BEFORE_BACKUP=1`
 * edit the run script, add another execution for specific VM using ghetto_2.conf<br>
-  `vi /opt/ghettovcb/bin/ghetto_run.sh`<br>
+  `vi ./ghetto_run.sh`<br>
   ```
   #!/bin/sh
 
-  /opt/ghettovcb/bin/ghettoVCB.sh \
-      -g /opt/ghettovcb/ghetto_1.conf \
-      -f /opt/ghettovcb/vms_to_backup_list \
+  GHETTO_DIR=/vmfs/volumes/6187f7e1-c584077c-d7f6-3c4937073090/ghetto
+
+  $GHETTO_DIR/ghettoVCB.sh \
+      -g $GHETTO_DIR/ghetto_1.conf \
+      -f $GHETTO_DIR/vms_to_backup_list \
       &> /dev/null
 
-  /opt/ghettovcb/bin/ghettoVCB.sh \
-      -g /opt/ghettovcb/ghetto_2.conf \
+  $GHETTO_DIR/ghettoVCB.sh \
+      -g $GHETTO_DIR/ghetto_2.conf \
       -m TrueNAS_scale \
       &> /dev/null
   ```
 
-### Execution and scheduled runs
+To one time manually execute:
 
-To simply execute:
+* `./ghetto_run.sh`
 
-* `/opt/ghettovcb/bin/ghetto_run.sh`
+### Scheduled runs
 
+See "Cronjob FAQ" in
+[documentation](https://communities.vmware.com/t5/VI-VMware-ESX-3-5-Documents/ghettoVCB-sh-Free-alternative-for-backing-up-VM-s-for-ESX-i-3-5/ta-p/2773570#Cronjob-FAQ:)
 
-To execute it periodicly cron is used.
+To execute it periodicly cron is used. But theres an issue of cronjob being lost
+on esxi restart, which require few extra steps to solve.
 
 * Make backup of roots crontab<br>
   `cp /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root.backup`
@@ -207,13 +219,32 @@ To execute it periodicly cron is used.
   add the following line at the end in [cron format](https://crontab.guru/)<br>
   `vi /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root`
   ```
-  0    4    *   *   *   /opt/ghettovcb/bin/ghetto_run.sh
+  0    4    *   *   *   /vmfs/volumes/6187f7e1-c584077c-d7f6-3c4937073090/ghetto/ghetto_run.sh
   ```
   To save read only file in vi use `:wq!`
 * restart cron service<br>
   `kill $(cat /var/run/crond.pid)`<br>
   `crond`
 
+To make the cronjob permanent 
+
+* Edit `etc/rc.local.d/local.sh` file, adding the following lines at the end,
+  replacing the part in quotes in the echo line with your cronjob line.<br>
+  `vi etc/rc.local.d/local.sh`<br>
+  ```
+  /bin/kill $(cat /var/run/crond.pid) > /dev/null 2>&1
+  /bin/echo "0    4    *   *   *   /vmfs/volumes/6187f7e1-c584077c-d7f6-3c4937073090/ghetto/ghetto_run.sh" >> /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root
+  /bin/crond
+  ```
+  ESXi host must have disabled secure boot for local.sh to execute.
+* Run esxi config backup for change to be saved<br>
+  `/sbin/auto-backup.sh`
+* Restart host, check if the cronjob is still there and if cron is running,
+  and check if the date is correct<br>
+  `vi /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root`<br>
+  `ps | grep crond | grep -v grep`<br>
+  `date`
+
 Logs about backups are in `/tmp`
 
 ### Restore from backup
@@ -221,10 +252,10 @@ Logs about backups are in `/tmp`
 [Documentation](https://communities.vmware.com/t5/VI-VMware-ESX-3-5-Documents/Ghetto-Tech-Preview-ghettoVCB-restore-sh-Restoring-VM-s-backed/ta-p/2792996)
 
 * In webgui create a full path where to restore the VM
-* The restore-config-template-file is in `/opt/ghettovcb/`<br>
+* The restore-config-template-file is in th ghetto directory on datastore<br>
   named `ghettoVCB-restore_vm_restore_configuration_template`
   Make copy of it<br>
-  `cp /opt/ghettovcb/ghettoVCB-restore_vm_restore_configuration_template /opt/ghettovcb/vms_to_restore_list`<br>
+  `cp ./ghettoVCB-restore_vm_restore_configuration_template ./vms_to_restore_list`<br>
 * Edit this file, adding new line, in which separated by `;` are:
     * path to the backup, the directory with date in name
     * path where to restore this backup
@@ -287,7 +318,8 @@ Correctly functioning reclamation can save time and space for backups.
 
 # links
 
-* https://www.altaro.com/vmware/ghettovcb-back-up-vms/
+* https://www.altaro.com/vmware/ghettovcb-back-
+up-vms/
 * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySMitWnNxp4
 * https://forums.unraid.net/topic/30507-guide-scheduled-backup-your-esxi-vms-to-unraid-with-ghettovcb/
 * https://blog.kingj.net/2016/07/03/how-to/backing-up-vmware-esxi-vms-with-ghettovcb/