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Guides/2. LineageOSInstallation.md

@@ -28,11 +28,11 @@ For overwriting the boot-loader of your Fairphone, it needs to be connected to y
 
 1. Connect your Fairphone to the computer via usb
 1. On your Fairphone allow the usb connection
-1. Type `adb devices` on your terminal (for Windows users: open the terminal in the directory containing adb&fastboot.exe and use the `.\` prefix. The resulting command will be: `.\adb devices`).
-   The result should show something like
+1. Type `adb devices` on your terminal (for Windows users: open the terminal in the directory containing adb&fastboot.exe and use the `.\` prefix. The resulting command will be: `.\adb devices`).   
+   The result should show something like   
    ```
    List of devices attached
-   <SerialNumberOfYourPhone> device
+   <SerialNumberOfYourPhone>    device
    ```
 
 ## 4. Prepare recovery image installation
@@ -42,14 +42,14 @@ The next step is critical. If something goes wrong here your Fairphone may remai
 1. Make sure your phone has at least 70% battery.
 1. Reboot your Fairphone to bootloader mode: Type `adb reboot bootloader` on the terminal.
 1. Your Fairphone should show the bootloader screen.  
-1. Type `fastboot devices` on the terminal. The result should show something like
+1. Type `fastboot devices` on the terminal. The result should show something like   
    ```
-   <SerialNumberOfYourPhone> fastboot
+   <SerialNumberOfYourPhone>    fastboot
    ```
 1. Check your downloaded recovery image
    1. In Windows type `Get-FileHash <image_filename.img>` on the terminal.
    1. in Linux type `sha256sum <image_filename.img>` or alternatively `shasum -a 256 <image_filename.img>` on the terminal.
-1. The result should look like
+1. The result should look like   
    ```
    b6494278d0a399547a9344a6018a30b388f71a97ef52989bcdd661002f3a8631  lineage-18.1-20210906-recovery-FP3.img
    ```
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ All checks passed? Then let's continue:
       - If you see something like "boot partition is smaller than boot image" you might find the solution [here](https://gitlab.com/domaindrivenarchitecture/lineageos-Fairphone/-/blob/main/Guides/InstallationFAQ.md).
    3. On the phone you should not see any difference and it should remain in the bootloader screen. Then hold Volume Up + Power. Release when boot logo appears.
    4. Reboot to Recovery without starting your original rom:
-      1. Use your bootloader to restart
+      1. Use your bootloader to restart   
       [<img src="img/start.jpg" width="300" height="400">](img/start.jpg)[<img src="img/recovery.jpg" width="300" height="400">](img/recovery.jpg)
       2. Or use the button method, hold Volume Up + Power. Release when boot logo appears.
 4. For Fairphone4
@@ -91,12 +91,12 @@ This step is not very dangerous. You can retry as often you need to.
 The LineageOs boot-loader will verify your binaries.
 If you are already in the recovery mode you can go to step 6.3.
 
-1. Choose Factory Reset - Format Data/Factory Reset  
+1. Choose Factory Reset - Format Data/Factory Reset   
 [<img src="img/reset.jpg" width="300" height="400">](img/reset.jpg)[<img src="img/format.jpg" width="300" height="400">](img/format.jpg)
 1. Return to main menu
-1. Apply update - Apply from ADB  
+1. Apply update - Apply from ADB   
 [<img src="img/apply.jpg" width="300" height="400">](img/apply.jpg)[<img src="img/sideload.jpg" width="300" height="400">](img/sideload.jpg)
-1. Type `adb sideload <lineagos.zip>` on the terminal (<lineagos.zip> is the zip-file you have downloaded in 1.).  
+1. Type `adb sideload <lineagos.zip>` on the terminal (<lineagos.zip> is the zip-file you have downloaded in 1.).   
 [<img src="img/done.jpg" width="300" height="400">](img/done.jpg)  
 
 1. Check whether you see the `Step 2/2` on the bottom of your Fairphone.
@@ -118,9 +118,9 @@ Then do steps 2.1 - 2.4 again to re-enable USB-debugging and boot again into fas
 
 OEM unlocking / locking will erase all data, so we should ensure to do the lock again now.
 
-1. Type `fastboot devices` on the terminal. The result should show something like
+1. Type `fastboot devices` on the terminal. The result should show something like   
    ```
-   <SerialNumberOfYourPhone> fastboot
+   <SerialNumberOfYourPhone>    fastboot
    ```
 2. For Fairphone2
    1. On the terminal type `fastboot flashing lock`.