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doc/source/source_rst/software/installation.rst

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Getting started
 
 Step 1: Set up the Raspberry Pi
 ===============================
-First, install an operating system on the Raspberry Pi by following the official `instructions`_.
+First, install an operating system on the Raspberry Pi by following the official instructions`_.
 .. _instructions : https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/getting-started.html#install-an-operating-system
 
 Then connect to the Raspberry Pi either via ssh or using an external monitor.

doc/source/source_rst/software/operations/config.rst

+ .. _config:
 Configuration
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doc/source/source_rst/software/operations/loggers.rst

@@ -2,10 +2,10 @@ Loggers
 *******
 
 Loggers have been introduced in this release. They use the excellent logging python package.
-Specific handlers have been implemented for running with ohmpi.py (one for logging to an mqtt broker (see `IoT-interface`_ for more details) and one for creating zipped rotated logs on disk).
+Specific handlers have been implemented for running with ohmpi.py (one for logging to an mqtt broker (see :ref:`IoT-interfaces` for more details) and one for creating zipped rotated logs on disk).
 
 Two loggers have been defined. The first one is dedicated to log operations execution. It is named exec_logger. The second one, named data_logger, is dedicated to log data. A third one is planned to log the state of health (SOH) of the system in a future version.
 
-By default, logs are written to the console (print-like), stored locally in files (a zip is created after some time i.e. every day and/or when the size of the log exceeds a maximum size) and sent to an MQTT broker. Different logging levels may be defined for the different logs and handlers in the `Configuration file`_.
+By default, logs are written to the console (print-like), stored locally in files (a zip is created after some time i.e. every day and/or when the size of the log exceeds a maximum size) and sent to an MQTT broker. Different logging levels may be defined for the different logs and handlers in the :ref:`config`.
 
 Advanced users may write new handlers and edit the `setup_loggers.py` file to customize the logging mechanisms to their needs.