Readme update - troubleshotting

README.md

@@ -93,36 +93,27 @@ $ gcc -Wall -Wextra src/perfmode.c -o bin/perfmode
 
 The following is a list of errors reported by faustus and how to fix them.
 
+- `Perfmode: Kernel modules not available`
 
-
-- Perfmode: asus_nb_wmi or faustus module not loaded!
-
-If you see this error while running, then make sure you have not disabled asus_nb_wmi or faustus modules. If you have no idea what this means then there is a very high possibility that you are running the default `asus_nb_wmi` module. You can load it by running the following command:
+If you see this error while running, then make sure you have not disabled `asus_nb_wmi` or `faustus` modules. If you have no idea what this means then there is a very high possibility that you are running the default `asus_nb_wmi` module. You can load it by running the following command:
 
 ```bash
 $ sudo modprobe asus_nb_wmi
 ```
 
 Similarly, for faustus (if you have it installed) you can simple replace `asus_nb_wmi` with `faustus`
 
+- `Perfmode: Module files not found`
 
+This error reports that policy files for managing your hardware do not exist.
 
-- Perfmode: module files not found
-
-This error reports that policy files for managing your hardware do not exist. Its a very grave error and you should probably reinstall the `linux` kernel and the `linux-firmware` package.
+Either you're on unsupported hardware or you're probably missing the `linux-firmware` package.
 
+Please install it for your respective distribution.
 
-
-- Perfmode: Could not open Policy file
+- Perfmode: Insufficient Permissions
 
 This error reports that perfmode does not have enough permissions to open the policy file.
 
 Run perfmode with `sudo` to fix this.
 
-
-
-- Perfmode: Could not write to Policy file
-
-This error reports that perfmode does not have enough permissions to open the policy file.
-
-Run perfmode with `sudo` to fix this.