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Author: x1y

content/documentation/PineNote/Getting_started.md

@@ -12,25 +12,15 @@ menu:
 ## Important note for buyers after October 2024
 {{< admonition type="note" >}}
 
-Dear new PineNote users, you may have noticed that suspend/resume is not
-working on your new PineNote! You may also noticed that using rkdeveloptool is
-not possible because you cannot trigger maskrom mode using the magnet method.
+Dear new PineNote users, you may have noticed that suspend/resume is not working on your new PineNote! You may also noticed that using rkdeveloptool is not possible because you cannot trigger maskrom mode using the magnet method.
 
-These issues are caused by differences in testing procedures of the shipped
-Debian-based image, and factory flashing procedures. Namely, the factory used a
-Windows-based flashing system, and it turned out that this system does
-overwrite crucial parts of the u-boot bootloader with same only-partially
-working data. The effect is that the PineNote will boot, but not suspend.
+These issues are caused by differences in testing procedures of the shipped Debian-based image, and factory flashing procedures. Namely, the factory used a Windows-based flashing system, and it turned out that this system does overwrite crucial parts of the u-boot bootloader with same only-partially working data. The effect is that the PineNote will boot, but not suspend.
 
 ### Fixing the issue
 
-Fortunately the PineNote ships with a complete set of bootloader files and
-fixing the issue is a matter of a few shell commands:, which are flashing a
-working U-Boot to get MASKROM with magnet working on PineNote:
+Fortunately the PineNote ships with a complete set of bootloader files and fixing the issue is a matter of a few shell commands:, which are flashing a working U-Boot to get MASKROM with magnet working on PineNote:
 
-1. Login via UART-adapter or ssh, or use the Gnome-Terminal (found in the quick
-   slots of the dashboard - switch to BW+Dithering mode for faster screen
-   responses):
+1. Login via UART-adapter or ssh, or use the Gnome-Terminal (found in the quick slots of the dashboard - switch to BW+Dithering mode for faster screen responses):
     * username: `user`
     * password: `1234`
 
@@ -46,8 +36,7 @@ bash install_stable_1056mhz_uboot.sh
 
 4. Turn off the PineNote by executing `init 0`
 
-5. Done. The pinenote should now have a proper U-Boot installed, with
-   rkdeveloptool-support and suspend.
+5. Done. The pinenote should now have a proper U-Boot installed, with rkdeveloptool-support and suspend.
 
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@@ -74,8 +63,7 @@ Included in the box are:
 * **PineNote**
 * **Stylus**
 * **USB-C to USB-A cable**
-* (only pre 2024 PineNotes) **USB-C to Micro-USB cable** - specifically for the
-  stylus
+* (only pre 2024 PineNotes) **USB-C to Micro-USB cable** - specifically for the stylus
 * **UART Dongle** - for [UART](/documentation/PineNote/Development/UART/) connectivity
 * **Foldable cover**
 
@@ -91,8 +79,6 @@ The foldable cover can be applied to the PineNote in these simple steps:
 
 ![Step 2: The black adhesive strip should now be exposed](/documentation/PineNote/images/step2.png)
 
-**Step 3:** Carefully place the PineNote on top of the side with the adhesive
-strip, ensuring that the corners and edges are properly aligned with the
-device.
+**Step 3:** Carefully place the PineNote on top of the side with the adhesive strip, ensuring that the corners and edges are properly aligned with the device.
 
-![Step 3: Align the PineNote and then place it on top of the stip.](/documentation/PineNote/images/step3.png)
+![Step 3: Align the PineNote and then place it on top of the stip.](/documentation/PineNote/images/step3.png)