The previous punctuation accidentally implied that K == 1 and M == -1.
Signed-off-by: Adam Spiers <aspiers@suse.com>
But accidents happen. If **OSD 1** goes down while ``D2v2`` is still in flight,
the object's version 2 is partially written: **OSD 3** has one chunk but that is
not enough to recover. It lost two chunks: ``D1v2`` and ``D2v2`` and the
-erasure coding parameters ``K = 2 + M = 1`` require that at least two chunks are
+erasure coding parameters ``K = 2``, ``M = 1`` require that at least two chunks are
available to rebuild the third. **OSD 4** becomes the new primary and finds that
the ``last_complete`` log entry (i.e., all objects before this entry were known
to be available on all OSDs in the previous acting set ) is ``1,1`` and that