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 ## Cloning
 
 We provide a pre-made SD-card for Bibliotecha which you can copy onto your own
-SD-card and get moving fast. We currently offer a 32 GB image, meaning, if you
-want to use it, you **must also have a 32 GB SD-card**.  If you would like
-other options, please get in touch.
+SD-card and get moving fast. This can be useful if you don't want to dive into
+all the system adminstration work.
 
-The process is as follows:
+!!! warning
+
+    We currently offer a 32 GB image, meaning, if you want to use it, you
+    **must also have a 32 GB SD-card**. If you would like other options, please
+    get in touch.
+
+Download
+[bibliotecha.img](https://manual.bibliotecha.info/files/bibliotecha.img). It is
+32 GBs in size, so it could take some time!
+
+Plug in your own SD-card into your laptop. Run the `lsblk` command and take
+note of the path available for the card (e.g. `/dev/mmcblk0`).
+
+Start copying the image onto your SD-card with the `dd` command.
+
+```bash
+$ sudo dd bs=4M if=bibliotecha.img of=/dev/mmcblk0 status=progress conv=fsync`
+```
 
-- Download [bibliotecha.img](https://manual.bibliotecha.info/files/bibliotecha.img) (32 GBs, will take some time!)
-- Plug in your own SD-card into your laptop
-- Run `lsblk` and take note of the path available for the card (e.g. `/dev/mmcblk0`)
-- Run `sudo dd bs=4M if=bibliotecha.img of=/dev/mmcblk0 status=progress conv=fsync`
-- Plug your SD-card out and into your Raspberry Pi and turn the Pi on
+Then plug your SD-card out of your laptop and plug it into your Raspberry Pi and turn the Pi on.
 
 You should now be able to log into the Pi using SSH or via a screen using the following credentials: