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     <p>This information tells your system which partitions should be mounted and at which locations to mount them, as well as some other settings. We don't need to worry about most of it, though. Simply append a line for your partition to the file:</p>
     <code>
       <span class="codetitle">/etc/fstab</span>
-      #imagine the contents of your fstab file here
+      #imagine the contents of your fstab file here<br>
       UUID=<strong>YOUR_UUID</strong> /path/to/mountpoint <strong>YOUR_TYPE</strong> defaults 0 0
     </code>
     <p>For example, here's the entry I added for one of my drives:</p>