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Documentation: teaching: lectures: intro.rst: Corrected minor typos #16

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions Documentation/teaching/lectures/intro.rst
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Expand Up @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ disabled or enable while running in kernel mode. If such an operation
is attempted while running in user mode an exception will be generated
and the kernel will take over to handle it.

.. [#hypervisor] some processors may have even higher privileges then
.. [#hypervisor] some processors may have even higher privileges than
kernel mode, e.g. a hypervisor mode, that is only
accessible to code running in a hypervisor (virtual
machine monitor)
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....................

The Linux Block I/O subsystem deals with reading and writing data from
block devices: creating block I/O requests, transforming block I/O
or to block devices: creating block I/O requests, transforming block I/O
requests (e.g. for software RAID or LVM), merging and sorting the
requests and scheduling them via various I/O schedulers to the block
device drivers.
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