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Fix occurance -> occurrence typo (2 occurrences) in README #130

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Expand Up @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Run program with -h or --help for explanation of options.
ubireader_extract_files [options] path/to/file

The script accepts a file with UBI or UBIFS data in it, so should work with a NAND
dump. It will search for the first occurance of UBI or UBIFS data and attempt to
dump. It will search for the first occurrence of UBI or UBIFS data and attempt to
extract the contents. If file includes special files, you will need to run as
root or sudo for it to create these files. With out it, it'll skip them and show a
warning that these files were not created.
Expand All @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ warning that these files were not created.
ubireader_list_files [options] path/to/file

The script accepts a file with UBI or UBIFS data in it, so should work with a NAND
dump. It will search for the first occurance of UBI or UBIFS data and treat it as
dump. It will search for the first occurrence of UBI or UBIFS data and treat it as
a UBIFS. To list files supply the path to list (-P, --path), e.g. "-P /" to list
the filesystems root directory. To copy a file from the filesystem to a local directory
supply the source path (-C, --copy) and the destination path (-D, --copy-dest),
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