diff --git a/docs/guides/hardware/aoostar_wtr_pro_install.md b/docs/guides/hardware/aoostar_wtr_pro_install.md index 5e62d5085e..2cc74ed077 100644 --- a/docs/guides/hardware/aoostar_wtr_pro_install.md +++ b/docs/guides/hardware/aoostar_wtr_pro_install.md @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ --- title: Installing Rocky Linux 10 on a AOOSTAR WTR PRO author: Neel Chauhan -contributors: +contributors: Steven Spencer tested_with: 10.0 tags: - hardware @@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ tags: ## Introduction -The AOOSTAR WTR PRO is a low-power x86 NAS with four drive bays. It is a faster and cheaper alternative to the HPE ProLiant MicroServer. For instance the author bought one as their personal NAS. +The AOOSTAR WTR PRO is a low-power x86 NAS with four drive bays. It is a faster and cheaper alternative to the HPE ProLiant MicroServer. For instance, the author bought one as their personal NAS. -While the WTR PRO is designed to run standard Linux distributions, the Rocky Linux installer will not boot out-of-the-box on it. However, Rocky Linux can still be installed. +While the design of the WTR PRO is to run standard Linux distributions, the Rocky Linux installer will not boot out-of-the-box on it. However, you can still install Rocky Linux. ## Prerequisites and assumptions @@ -25,9 +25,9 @@ The following are the minimum requirements for using this procedure: First, we will boot from the USB. -If an existing operating system is installed on the SSD, press `Delete` when turning on the WTR PRO. Navigate to **Save & Exit** and choose the USB. +If an existing operating system is on the SSD, press `Delete` when turning on the WTR PRO. Navigate to **Save & Exit** and select the USB. -When the USB is booted into the GRUB menu, select **Troubleshooting**: +When you boot the USB into the GRUB menu, select **Troubleshooting**: ![GRUB Main Menu](../images/aoostar_1.png) @@ -35,6 +35,6 @@ Subsequently, select **Install Rocky Linux *VERSION* in basic graphics mode**: ![GRUB Troubleshooting Menu](../images/aoostar_2.png) -Now, Rocky Linux should boot and install as normal. +Rocky Linux should now boot and install as normal. -Keep in mind that when Rocky Linux is installed, no special kernel options are required. +Note that there is no requirement for special kernel option when installing Rocky Linux.