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Author: snori74

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@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Both hard and symlinks are widely used in Linux, but symlinks are especially com
 
      ls -ltr /etc/rc2.d/*     	
 
-This directory holds all the scripts that start when your machine changes to “runlevel 2” (its normal running state) - but you'll see that in fact most of them are symlinks to the real scripts in _/etc/init.d_
+This directory holds all the scripts that start when your machine changes to “runlevel 2” (it's normal running state) - but you'll see that in fact most of them are symlinks to the real scripts in _/etc/init.d_
 
 It's also very common to have something like :
 
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ It's also very common to have something like :
 
 where the program "prog", is a symlink - originally to v3, but now points to v4 (and could be pointed back if required)
 
-Read up in the links provided, and test on your server to gain a better understanding. In particular, see how permissions and file sizes work with symbolic links versus hard links or simple files
+Read up in the resources provided, and test on your server to gain a better understanding. In particular, see how permissions and file sizes work with symbolic links versus hard links or simple files
 
 
 ## The Differences