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Author: Adityya-K

docs/src/content/docs/getting-started/build-examples.md

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+title: Building Examples
+description: On how to build examples
+---
+The following guide outlines a procedure to build examples to flash to the board. Examples are minimal applications intended to test a certain feature on the board.

docs/src/content/docs/getting-started/build-gs.md

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+title: Building for the Ground Station
+description: On how to build for Ground Station
+---
+The following guide outlines a procedure to build for the ground station.

docs/src/content/docs/getting-started/build-obc.md

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     UniFlash may get stuck sometimes and throw errors. In such cases, navigate to session on the top red bar and start a new session. You will have to reconfigure UniFlash but it should get working again.
     :::
 
-### Accessing UART
-This is an important type of confi
+### Accessing UART (WIP)
+This is an important skill everyone should know just for debugging.
+
 ### Flashing Via the Bootloader (WIP)
 1. Use UniFlash to flash the `OBC-bl.out` file, ensuring you have built it for the correct board using the right argument for the `-DBOARD_TYPE=` option.
 2. From the root directory activate the python virtual environment with the following command

docs/src/content/docs/getting-started/file-structure.md

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+title: The File Structure Explained
+description: How Orbital Organizes Files in their Repository.
+---
+UW Orbital's Firmware Repository is quite large. As a result the previous leads have constantly refactored it to where it is now. So let's go through it! This write-up will only provide a brief overview. Consult other places in the documentation for more detailed explanations.