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 # Installation time settings
 ## Network ports
-During installation, the installer tries to start a web server on port `0.0.0.0:9000`. If this port is already in use, the startup will fail. You can change the port that the installer will use:
-### Linux, MacOS
-Start the installer using `SD_UI_BIND_PORT=1234 ./start.sh` (Replace 1234 with the port number you want to use). If you also want to limit the web server to only listen to `localhost`, you can use `SD_UI_BIND_PORT=1234 SD_UI_BIND_IP=127.0.0.1 ./start.sh`
-
-Once the application is running, go to the "Settings" tab in the web interface and click "Save" to persist these settings. You can now use `./start.sh` to start the application and don't need to provide the config settings any more for each startup.
-
-### Windows
-First, open a `cmd` window, in which you run the following commands (replace `X` by the drive letter of your installation drive):
+During installation, the installer tries to start a web server on port `0.0.0.0:9000`. If this port is already in use, the startup will fail. You can change the port that the installer will use by creating a file `scripts/config.json` before starting EasyDiffusion:
+```json
+{
+  "net": {
+    "listen_port": 9000,
+    "listen_to_network": true
+  }
+}
 ```
-cd /d X:\stable-diffusion-ui
-set SD_UI_BIND_PORT=1234
-"Start Stable Diffusion UI.cmd"
-```
-If you also want to limit the web server to only listen to `localhost`, you can use:
-```
-cd /d X:\stable-diffusion-ui
-set SD_UI_BIND_PORT=1234
-set SD_UI_BIND_IP=127.0.0.1
-"Start Stable Diffusion UI.cmd"
-```
-
-Once the application is running, go to the "Settings" tab in the web interface and click "Save" to persist these settings. You can now use `"Start Stable Diffusion UI.cmd"` to start the application and don't need to provide the config settings any more for each startup.
 
 ## Prevent browser start
 If you're installing on a headless system, you might need to prevent the browser startup that normally occurs during installation. To do so, create a file `config.json` in the `scripts` folder with this content:
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 # Runtime settings
 The runtime settings are stored in the following files:
 * `scripts/config.json`
-* `scripts/config.bat` (Windows) 
-* `scripts/config.sh` (Linux)
-The `.bat` and `.sh` files contain settings required for the startup of the application. The `.json` file has settings needed at runtime.
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+* `scripts/user_config.sh`
+* `scripts/user_config.bat`
+The user_config files can be used to set environment variables for some of the AI runtimes, e.g. for ROCm settings.
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