grub2-boot-problems: Fix formatting

diff --git a/content/grub2-boot-problems.md b/content/grub2-boot-problems.md
index 0cbaa8d829108e5e8eb6b1d18ad8b12ed142804f..ffe731a69ccaac68e6bca83b27d12e3f220cb9fd 100644 (file)
--- a/content/grub2-boot-problems.md
+++ b/content/grub2-boot-problems.md
@@ -27,10 +27,10 @@ on the same disk as the boot sector.  This core image then figures out where
 to find /boot/grub, and loads grub.cfg from it as well as more GRUB modules.
 
 The thing that tends to go wrong here is that the core image must be from
-the same version of GRUB as any modules it loads.  /boot/grub/*.mod are
+the same version of GRUB as any modules it loads.  `/boot/grub/*.mod` are
 updated only by grub-install, so this normally works OK.  However, for
 various reasons (deliberate or accidental) some people install GRUB to
-multiple disks.  In this case, grub-install might update /boot/grub/*.mod
+multiple disks.  In this case, grub-install might update `/boot/grub/*.mod`
 along with the core image on one disk, but your BIOS might actually be
 booting from a different disk.  The effect of this will be that you'll have
 an old core image and new modules, which will probably blow up in any number