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commit d39c043e7e3f6db215ea2ed8b01d105e17f5ef8a
Author: 0x4248 <[email protected]>
Date:   Sun Apr 12 23:18:47 2026 +0100

    linux-ref: restrict line width to 80 cols
    
    Signed-off-by: 0x4248 <[email protected]>

diff --git a/doc/linux-ref/docs/chapters/02-filesystems/01-filesystem-hierarchy.md b/doc/linux-ref/docs/chapters/02-filesystems/01-filesystem-hierarchy.md
index 945d337..cf99cbf 100644
--- a/doc/linux-ref/docs/chapters/02-filesystems/01-filesystem-hierarchy.md
+++ b/doc/linux-ref/docs/chapters/02-filesystems/01-filesystem-hierarchy.md
@@ -65,20 +65,25 @@ drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 4096 Mar 19 19:50 grub
 
 #### Vmlinuz
 
-Virtual Memory LINUx gZip. This is the compressed Linux kernel image. When the system boots, the
-bootloader loads this image into memory and decompresses it to start the operating system.
+Virtual Memory LINUx gZip. This is the compressed Linux kernel image. When the 
+system boots, the
+bootloader loads this image into memory and decompresses it to start the 
+operating system.
 
 #### RAM Disks
 
-A RAM disk is a virtual disk that resides in the system’s RAM. It is used during the boot process to
-provide a temporary root filesystem before the actual root filesystem is mounted. This allows the kernel
-to load necessary drivers and modules. This is because things like controller drivers for disks and other
+A RAM disk is a virtual disk that resides in the system’s RAM. It is used during 
+the boot process to provide a temporary root filesystem before the actual root 
+filesystem is mounted. This allows the kernel to load necessary drivers and 
+modules. This is because things like controller drivers for disks and other
 devices may not work without the RAM disk.
 
 ##### Types of RAM Disks
 
-- `initramfs`: This is the modern format for the initial RAM filesystem. It is a compressed CPIO
-archive that is loaded into memory and used as the initial root filesystem during boot.
+- `initramfs`: This is the modern format for the initial RAM filesystem. It 
+is a compressed CPIO
+archive that is loaded into memory and used as the initial root filesystem 
+during boot.
 - `initrd`: This is the older format for the initial RAM disk.
 
 Linux supports these compressions on the kernel and initramfs images:
@@ -92,9 +97,9 @@ Linux supports these compressions on the kernel and initramfs images:
 - `zstd`
 
 
-**Note**: The kernel can not load the initramfs if it is compressed with a compression algorithm that the
-kernel has not been compiled with support for. Ensure you enable support for the compression algorithm
-using `menuconfig`
+**Note**: The kernel can not load the initramfs if it is compressed with a 
+compression algorithm that the kernel has not been compiled with support for. 
+Ensure you enable support for the compression algorithm using `menuconfig`
 
 ### /dev
 
@@ -257,4 +262,4 @@ itself.
 
 ### /srv
 
-The `/srv` directory contains data for services provided by the system. This can include web server files, FTP server files, and other service-related data.
\ No newline at end of file
+The `/srv` directory contains data for services provided by the system. This can include web server files, FTP server files, and other service-related data.

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