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docs/Install-Guide/Setup-virt.md
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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ As we just mentioned, to set up Gluster using virtual machines, you will
need at least two virtual machines with at least 1GB of RAM each. You
may be able to test with less but most users will find it too slow for
their tastes. The particular virtualization product you use is a matter
of choice. Common platforms include include Xen, VMware ESX and
of choice. Common platforms include Xen, VMware ESX and
Workstation, VirtualBox, and KVM. For purpose of this article, all steps
assume KVM but the concepts are expected to be simple to translate to
other platforms as well. The article assumes you know the particulars of

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@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ volume create: test-volume: success: please start the volume to access data
> - A dispersed volume can be created by specifying the number of bricks in a
disperse set, by specifying the number of redundancy bricks, or both.
> - If *disperse* is not specified, or the <count> is missing, the
> - If *disperse* is not specified, or the `<COUNT>` is missing, the
entire volume will be treated as a single disperse set composed by all
bricks enumerated in the command line.