Fix stray backslashes

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T. Joseph Carter 2015-10-27 19:50:57 -07:00
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@ -7,12 +7,12 @@ kernel panic (crash) your system on startup when A2SERVER tries to activate
AppleTalk networking. AppleTalk networking.
If you have a screen or console cable attached, you will see some debugging If you have a screen or console cable attached, you will see some debugging
information that concludes with \"Kernel panic.\" If you don\'t have a screen information that concludes with "Kernel panic." If you don't have a screen
attached, there will be no visible signs other than that you simply can\'t attached, there will be no visible signs other than that you simply can't
connect from another computer on your network. connect from another computer on your network.
To prevent this from happening, type `a2server-setup` *before* updating the To prevent this from happening, type `a2server-setup` *before* updating the
software on your computer. If it\'s too late, and you need to recover from software on your computer. If it's too late, and you need to recover from
this situation, you could [start over][1]. Or, if you want to keep your this situation, you could [start over][1]. Or, if you want to keep your
current installation, you have a few options, depending on your setup: current installation, you have a few options, depending on your setup:
@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ _A2SERVER on Raspberry Pi with screen/keyboard/mouse attached_
* Press OK to save, then ESC to reboot. * Press OK to save, then ESC to reboot.
* Log in with username \"pi\" and password \"apple2\". * Log in with username "pi" and password "apple2".
* At the Linux prompt, type `a2server-setup` * At the Linux prompt, type `a2server-setup`
@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ _A2SERVER on Raspberry Pi without screen/keyboard mouse, and a Linux computer_
* Follow the on-screen instructions. * Follow the on-screen instructions.
* If after using the fix tool, you still can\'t connect from your Apple II, * If after using the fix tool, you still can't connect from your Apple II,
[log in to your Pi][2], and type `a2server-setup` [log in to your Pi][2], and type `a2server-setup`
* (Alternative approach: Follow the Mac method above, though the volume may * (Alternative approach: Follow the Mac method above, though the volume may
@ -86,8 +86,8 @@ computer_
* Install the [A2SERVER virtual machine](a2server_virtualbox.md) on your * Install the [A2SERVER virtual machine](a2server_virtualbox.md) on your
Windows computer. Windows computer.
* Start the virtual machine, and log in with user name \"user1\" and * Start the virtual machine, and log in with user name "user1" and
password \"apple2\". password "apple2".
* In the virtual machine window, type: * In the virtual machine window, type:
``` ```
@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ computer_
* Quit VirtualBox. * Quit VirtualBox.
* If after using the fix tool, you still can\'t connect from your Apple * If after using the fix tool, you still can't connect from your Apple
II, [Log in to your Pi](a2server_raspberrypi_login.md) and type II, [Log in to your Pi](a2server_raspberrypi_login.md) and type
`a2server-setup` `a2server-setup`