Use volume called 'default' for single-disk machine storage

1 files changed, 8 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/doc/manual.cli b/doc/manual.cli
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--- a/doc/manual.cli
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@@ -199,13 +199,14 @@ mkfs.ext4 -L buildos.machines -O ^has_journal /dev/sdX
 \h2#config-storage-machines|Machines|
 
 For virtual machine and container storage we can use a single disk, in which
-case it should be labeled \c{buildos.machines} or multiple disks, in which
-case they should be labeled \c{buildos.machines.<volume>}. In both cases the
-disks must be formatted as \c{btrfs}.
-
-In a single disk configuration, the disk is mounted as \c{/build/machines}. In
-a multi-disk configuration, each disk is mounted as
-\c{/build/machines/<volume>}.
+case it can be labeled just \c{buildos.machines}. If we would like to use
+multiple disks, then they should be labeled \c{buildos.machines.<volume>}. In
+both cases the disks must be formatted as \c{btrfs}.
+
+In a single disk configuration, the disk is mounted as
+\c{/build/machines/default/} (in other words, as the default valume called
+\c{default}). In a multi-disk configuration, each disk is mounted as
+\c{/build/machines/<volume>/}.
 
 If no disks are found for required storage, then the boot process is
 interrupted with a shell prompt where you can format and/or lable a suitable