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-              v10
+              v11
  OMF is a command line utility that is run from the console in order to manage nodes: turn them on and off, save the contents of the hard disk as an "image", and load saved images back onto them.
  In this case, we're loading the "baseline-sdr.ndz" image, which is a pre-built image provided for researchers to use as a starting point. The image contains UHD 3.15 and Gnuradio 3.8 and uses Ubuntu 18.04.
+ In this case, we're loading the "sigcomm2022-tutorial-image.ndz" image, which is a pre-built image provided for researchers to use as a starting point. The image contains UHD 3.15 and Gnuradio 3.8 and uses Ubuntu 18.04.
  {{{
  omf load -i baseline-sdr.ndz -t node3-2,node8-7
+ omf load -i sigcomm2022-tutorial-image.ndz -t node3-2,node8-7
  }}}
  The output of this command can be a little intimidating, but make sure you should look for confirmation that both of your nodes were successfully imaged. An example of the output is below, with the outcome of the loading process highlighted in red.