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diff --git a/buildgnuonqemu.mdwn b/buildgnuonqemu.mdwn
index 97ce3b83..c5fb8da3 100644
--- a/buildgnuonqemu.mdwn
+++ b/buildgnuonqemu.mdwn
@@ -10,52 +10,59 @@ Creating a bootable qemu image from a root filesystem and bootloader
 
 1. Create a hard disk image
 
-<pre>qemu-img create -f qcow <imagename.img> <size>G</pre>
+        qemu-img create -f qcow <imagename.img> <size>G
 
-2. Use a live CD (better to have a lighter OS like system rescue CD to make the process faster) and the image created to boot.
+2. Use a live CD (better to have a lighter OS like system rescue CD to make the
+    process faster) and the image created to boot.
 
-<pre>qemu -cdrom /dev/cdrom -hda <imagename.img> -boot d</pre>
+        qemu -cdrom /dev/cdrom -hda <imagename.img> -boot d
 
-3. Once system is booted use a partition editing tool (like fdisk, cfdisk, parted, gparted, qtparted ...) to partition the image.
+3. Once system is booted use a partition editing tool (like fdisk, cfdisk,
+    parted, gparted, qtparted ...) to partition the image.
 
-<pre>cfdisk</pre>
+        cfdisk
 
-create the necessary partitions (root and swap partitions boot, home ... if required)
+    create the necessary partitions (root and swap partitions boot, home ... if
+    required)
 
 4. Create a file syatem for the root partiotion
 
-<pre>mke2fs /dev/hda1</pre>
+        mke2fs /dev/hda1
 
 5. Mount the partition 
 
-<pre>mkdir disk
-mount /dev/hda1 disk</pre>
+        mkdir disk
+        mount /dev/hda1 disk
 
-6. Copy the file system from the host machine to the mounted directory (use a compressed file system to make the copying faster)
+6. Copy the file system from the host machine to the mounted directory (use a
+    compressed file system to make the copying faster)
 
-Grab the GNU spapshot from ams' site <http://www.update.uu.se/~ams/home/slask/GNU/>
+    Grab the GNU spapshot from ams' site
+    <http://www.update.uu.se/~ams/home/slask/GNU/>
 
-<pre>scp <user>@<host>:<path to the compressed file system> disk</pre>
+        scp <user>@<host>:<path to the compressed file system> disk
 
 7. Uncompress the files
 
-<pre>cd disk
-tar -jxvf <compressed filesystem></pre>
+        cd disk
+        tar -jxvf <compressed filesystem>
 
 8. Unmount the mounted partition
 
-<pre>cd .. 
-umount disk</pre>
+        cd .. 
+        umount disk
 
 9. power off the guest OS.
 
-<pre>poweroff</pre>
+        poweroff
 
-10. To make the file syatem bootable download a grub floppy image ([[http://hurd.in/pub/Hurd/HurdOnVMware/grub.img][grub.img]])
+10. To make the file syatem bootable download a grub floppy image
+
+        <http://hurd.in/pub/Hurd/HurdOnVMware/grub.img>
 
 11. Run qemu to boot into your brand new system 
 
-<pre>qemu -hda <hard disk image.img> -fda grub.img -boot a</pre>
+        qemu -hda <hard disk image.img> -fda grub.img -boot a
 
 Happy Hacking !!
 
@@ -64,27 +71,25 @@ Make your new system boot from the hard disk
 
 1. Mount your grub image
 
-<pre>mkdir floppy
-mount -t ext2 -o loop grub.img floppy</pre>
+        mkdir floppy
+        mount -t ext2 -o loop grub.img floppy
 
 2. Use previous steps 2 and 5 to boot from a liveCD and mount the partition
 
-<pre>cd disk/boot
-scp -r <user>@<host>:<path to mounted floppy image directory>/boot/grub .</pre>
+        cd disk/boot
+        scp -r <user>@<host>:<path to mounted floppy image directory>/boot/grub
 
 3. Poweroff the guest
 
-<pre>poweroff</pre>
+        poweroff
 
 4. Boot new system using floppy image previous step 11
 
-use install to hard disk option if you used the above grub image
-
-or go to grub command line and type
+    use install to hard disk option if you used the above grub image
 
-<pre>root (hd0,0)
-setup (hd0) </pre>
+    or go to grub command line and type
 
-Now you have a bootable system image. Enjoy Maadi !!
+        root (hd0,0)
+        setup (hd0)
 
--- PraveenA - 21 Jun 2006
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+    Now you have a bootable system image. Enjoy Maadi !!