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docs/README.md

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 The idea behind the FL format is to build a full filesystem description that is compact and also easy to use from almost ANY language. The format need to be easy to edit by tools like `rfs` or any other tool.
 
-We decided to eventually use `sqlite`! Yes the `FL` file is just a `sqlite` database that has the following [schema](../schema/schema.sql)
+We decided to eventually use `sqlite`! Yes the `FL` file is just a `sqlite` database that has the following [schema](../rfs/schema/schema.sql)
 
 ## Tables
 

rfs/README.md

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 This is only useful because `rfs` can accept multiple stores on the command line with different and/or overlapping ranges.
 
-For example `-s 00-80=dir:///tmp/store0 -s 81-ff=dir://tmp/store1` means all keys that has prefix byte in range `[00-80]` will be written to /tmp/store0 all other keys `[81-ff]` will be written to store1.
+For example `-s 00-80=dir:///tmp/store0 -s 81-ff=dir:///tmp/store1` means all keys that has prefix byte in range `[00-80]` will be written to /tmp/store0 all other keys `[81-ff]` will be written to store1.
 
 The same range can appear multiple times, which means the blob will be replicated to all the stores that matches its key prefix.