--- wikisrc/grub2.mdwn	2012/12/09 18:47:53	1.2
+++ wikisrc/grub2.mdwn	2020/04/10 16:24:15	1.3
@@ -1,21 +1,20 @@
 # How to install GRUB2 on NetBSD
 
 This how-to explains the steps needed to install GRUB2 on an existing i386/AMD64
-NetBSD-installation. The steps should work on a properly chroot'ed system too.
+NetBSD installation. The steps should work on a properly chroot'ed system too.
 Tested on NetBSD 6.0 AMD64:
 
 First of all, either download the package, using `pkgin install grub2`, or build 
 it yourself from package sources (`/usr/pkgsrc/sysutils/grub2`).
 
-
 After that, generate a GRUB configuration file, which tells GRUB the positions 
 of the operating system(s). The following command will generate such a file, 
-while adding your NetBSD system into it's list.
+while adding your NetBSD system into its list.
 
     # grub-mkconfig -o /grub/grub.cfg
 
 Now, install GRUB into your hard drive's master boot record (MBR).
-You have to know it's device name for this step (e.g. `/dev/rwd0a`).
+You have to know its device name for this step (e.g. `/dev/rwd0a`).
 Exchange `/dev/rwd0a` with your desired device name, then change `/dev/rXXXa` 
 to `/dev/rwXXXd` to access the raw disk, as in the following example:
 
@@ -31,6 +30,6 @@ If it does so, simply reboot the system 
 OS-selector.
 If not, recheck your device names, if that doesn't fix it, search the web for 
 the error message.
-Even though there aren't that much resources about *GRUB on NetBSD*, you'll
+Even though there aren't that many resources about *GRUB on NetBSD*, you'll
 find a lot of information at GNU/Linux-related sites which apply to this 
 scenario as well.