diff --git a/vfio-verify b/vfio-verify
index ef119d2..e05cb85 100755
--- a/vfio-verify
+++ b/vfio-verify
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 # Get the scripts directory
 SCRIPTDIR=$(dirname "$(which $0)")
-cd $SCRIPTDIR
+cd "$SCRIPTDIR"
 
 # If there is a config generated, then $SCRIPTDIR/config/kernel_args
 # should exist, which contains all the info we need
@@ -19,6 +19,12 @@ then
 If the \"Kernel driver in use\" for these devices are \"vfio-pci\", then VFIO has been successfully enabled!
 If the system freezes when you start a VM with the passthrough then you might need to force disable video output
 for the card on boot (or if you do not have another GPU from the same vendor (AMD/NVIDIA), you can blacklist the driver).
+
+NOTE: If your system freezes when starting a VM that uses your VFIO enabled card..
+consider adding the below line to your bootloaders kernel arguments:
+vfio_pci.disable_vga=1
+
+That will disable video output from the card while it is connected to the Linux host.
 "
 
 else