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Fix broken link #1021

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Expand Up @@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ through the use of `allow` syscalls. This gives capsules read/write access to
the process's memory for use with a specific capsule operation.

Processes can communicate with each other through an [inter-process
communication (IPC) mechanism](doc/tutorials/05_ipc.md). To use IPC, processes
communication (IPC) mechanism](tutorials/05_ipc.md). To use IPC, processes
specify a buffer in their RAM to use as a shared buffer, and then notify the
kernel that they would like to share this buffer with other processes. Then,
other users of this IPC mechanism are allowed to read and write this buffer.
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