EAR-environment-variables.md

@@ -213,7 +213,7 @@ srun [...] my_app
 
 ## Load Balancing
 
-By default, EAR policies try to set the best CPU (and uncore, if [enabled](#controlling-uncore-infinity-fabric-frequency)) frequency according to node grain metrics.
+By default, EAR policies try to set the best CPU (and uncore, if [enabled](#controlling-uncoreinfinity-fabric-frequency)) frequency according to node grain metrics.
 This behaviour can be changed telling EAR to detect and deal with unbalanced workloads, i.e., there is no equity between processes regarding their MPI/computational activity.
 
 When EAR detects such behaviour, policies slightly modify its way of CPU frequency selection
@@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ For more information about Intel(R) SST, below are listed useful links to offici
 * [The Linux Kernel: Intel(R) Speed Select Technology User Guide](https://docs.kernel.org/admin-guide/pm/intel-speed-select.html)
 
 EAR offers two environment variables that let to specify a list of priorities (CLOS) in two different ways.
-The [first one](#EAR_PRIO_TASKS) will set a CLOS for each task involved in the job.
+The [first one](#ear_prio_tasks) will set a CLOS for each task involved in the job.
 On the other hand, the [second offered variable](#ear_prio_cpus) will set a list of priorities per CPU involved in the job.
 Values must be within the range of available CLOS that Intel(R) SST provides you.
 
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 ## Disabling EAR's affinity masks usage
 
-For both [Load Balancing](#load-balancing) and [Intel(R) SST](#support-for-intel-r-speed-select-technology)
+For both [Load Balancing](#load-balancing) and [Intel(R) SST](#support-for-intelr-speed-select-technology)
 support, EAR uses processes' affinity mask read at the beginning of the job.
 If you are working on an application that changes (or may change) the affinty mask of tasks dynamically, this can lead some miss configuration not detected by EAR.
 To avoid any unexpected problem, **we highly recommend you** to export `EARL_NO_AFFINITY_MASK` environment variable **even you are not planning to work with some of the mentioned features**.