pfm: vck190 update Linux Image Dir name for packaging (#117)

Xilinx · Oct 14, 2021 · 7270506 · 7270506
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diff --git a/Vitis_Platform_Creation/Introduction/03_Edge_VCK190/step3.md b/Vitis_Platform_Creation/Introduction/03_Edge_VCK190/step3.md
@@ -131,9 +131,9 @@ First we create a **Vitis platform project** with the **XSA file** generated by
    - Update the **Display Name** to `xrt` by clicking the edit button on the right of this line and input the name. We'd like to indicate this is a Linux domain has XRT installed and is capable of running acceleration applications.
    - Set **Bif file**: Click the drop down button and select **Generate BIF**. The generated BIF file is generated bin resource directory.
    - **Boot Components Directory**: Browse to **step3_pfm/boot/** and click OK. Bootgen will look for boot components referred by BIF in this directory to generate BOOT.BIN
-   - **Linux Image Directory**: Browse to **step3_pfm/sd_dir** and click OK. Files in this directory will be copied to FAT32 partition of SD card.
+   - **FAT32 Partition Directory**: Browse to **step3_pfm/sd_dir** and click OK. Files in this directory will be copied to FAT32 partition of SD card.
 
-   >Note: **Linux Image Directory** option name was defined when initramfs is used to boot Linux. In that case, the Linux kernel image, or image.ub with kernel image, rootfs and device tree are all placed in the FAT32 partition of the SD Card. Now with EXT4 rootfs, only boot.scr needs to be placed in the FAT32 partition. The display name of this option in Vitis IDE may change in the future.
+   >Note: **FAT32 Partition Directory** option name was called Linux Image Directory in previous releases. It was defined when initramfs is used to boot Linux. In that case, the Linux kernel image, or image.ub with kernel image, rootfs and device tree are all placed in the FAT32 partition of the SD Card. Now with EXT4 rootfs, only boot.scr needs to be placed in the FAT32 partition. The option name is updated to reflect this change.
 
    >Note: **Linux Rootfs** and **Sysroot Directory** are optional for Linux domain. They can be provided in either platform or application. We will add them in application creation phase because it would be easy to reuse these components among multiple platforms.