There are various parameters that may be fine-tuned with the
`enable-channel` command. The latter are well documented in
-<a href="/man/1/lttng" class="ext">the manpage of `lttng`</a>
+<a href="/man/1/lttng" class="ext">the man page of `lttng`</a>
and in the [Channel](#doc-channel) section of the
[Understanding LTTng](#doc-understanding-lttng) chapter. For basic
tracing needs, their default values should be just fine, but here are a
`--tracefile-size` and `--tracefile-count`, which respectively limit
the size of each trace file and the their count for a given channel.
When the number of written trace files reaches its limit for a given
-channel-CPU pair, the next trace file will overwrite the very first
+channel-CPU pair, the next trace file overwrites the very first
one. The following example creates a kernel domain channel with a
maximum of three trace files of 1 MiB each:
Since all those small files are valid LTTng trace files, LTTng trace
viewers may read them. It is the viewer's responsibility to properly
merge the streams so as to present an ordered list to the user.
-<a href="http://www.efficios.com/babeltrace" class="ext">Babeltrace</a>
+<a href="http://diamon.org/babeltrace" class="ext">Babeltrace</a>
merges LTTng trace files correctly and is fast at doing it.