Update get-sap-installation-media.md

Author: jahjha

articles/sap/center-sap-solutions/get-sap-installation-media.md

@@ -139,11 +139,11 @@ Next, set up a virtual machine (VM) where you will download the SAP components l
 1. Install Ansible galaxy collection modules
 
     ```Bash
-    ansible-galaxy collection install ansible.netcommon:==5.0.0 -p /opt/ansible/collections
-    ansible-galaxy collection install ansible.posix:==1.5.1 -p /opt/ansible/collections
-    ansible-galaxy collection install ansible.utils:==2.9.0 -p /opt/ansible/collections
-    ansible-galaxy collection install ansible.windows:==1.13.0 -p /opt/ansible/collections
-    ansible-galaxy collection install community.general:==6.4.0 -p /opt/ansible/collections
+   sudo ansible-galaxy collection install ansible.netcommon:==5.0.0 -p /opt/ansible/collections
+   sudo ansible-galaxy collection install ansible.posix:==1.5.1 -p /opt/ansible/collections
+   sudo ansible-galaxy collection install ansible.utils:==2.9.0 -p /opt/ansible/collections
+   sudo ansible-galaxy collection install ansible.windows:==1.13.0 -p /opt/ansible/collections
+   sudo ansible-galaxy collection install community.general:==6.4.0 -p /opt/ansible/collections
     ```
 
 1. Clone the SAP automation samples repository from GitHub.
@@ -158,6 +158,12 @@ Next, set up a virtual machine (VM) where you will download the SAP components l
     git clone https://github.com/Azure/sap-automation.git
     ```
 
+1. Switch to sap-automation directory
+
+    ```git bash
+    cd sap-automation/
+    ```
+
 1. Change the branch to `main`.
 
     ```git bash
@@ -175,20 +181,21 @@ Next, set up a virtual machine (VM) where you will download the SAP components l
 
 Next, download the SAP installation media to the VM using a script.
 
-1. Run the Ansible script **playbook_bom_download** with your own information. Enter the actual values within double quotes but without the triangular brackets
+1. Run the Ansible script **playbook_bom_download** with your own information. 
 
-    The Ansible command that you run should look like:
+Enter the actual values **within** double quotes but **without** the triangular brackets. The Ansible command that you run should look like:
 
-    ```Bash
+    
     export bom_base_name="<Enter bom base name>"
     export s_user="<s-user>"
     export s_password="<password>"
     export storage_account_access_key="<storageAccountAccessKey>"
     export sapbits_location_base_path="<containerBasePath>"
     export BOM_directory="<BOM_directory_path>"
     export orchestration_ansible_user="<orchestration_ansible_user>"
+    export playbook_path="<playbook_bom_downloader_yaml_path>"
     
-    ansible-playbook /home/demouser/sap-automation/deploy/ansible/playbook_bom_downloader.yaml \
+    ansible-playbook ${playbook_bom_downloader_yaml_path} \
     -e "bom_base_name=${bom_base_name}" \
     -e "deployer_kv_name=dummy_value" \
     -e "s_user=${s_user}" \
@@ -197,10 +204,13 @@ Next, download the SAP installation media to the VM using a script.
     -e "sapbits_location_base_path=${sapbits_location_base_path}" \
     -e "BOM_directory=${BOM_directory}" \
     -e "orchestration_ansible_user=${orchestration_ansible_user}"
-    ```
+    
 
-1. When asked if you have a storage account, enter `Y`.
+ 
+1. If prompted that if *you have a storage account*, enter `Y`.
     	
+1. Where `playbook_bom_downloader_yaml_path` is the absolute path to sap-automation/deploy/ansible/playbook_bom_downloader.yaml
+
 1. For `<bom_base_name>`, use the SAP Version you want to install i.e. **_S41909SPS03_v0011ms_** or **_S42020SPS03_v0003ms_** or **_S4HANA_2021_ISS_v0001ms_**
 
 1. For `<s_user>`, use your SAP username.