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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/how-to-guides/manage-ubuntu-core/add-a-system-user.md
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Expand Up @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ As shown above, `console-conf` is a text-based menu system that uses a connected

Some systems, however, suppress _console-conf_ and its user creation.

To create a system user on these systems, a [system-user assertion](/reference/assertions/system-user) needs to be embedded within a file called `auto-import.assert` that's added to the system via the root directory of a removable USB storage device. This process is covered below.
To create a system user on these systems, a [system-user assertion](/reference/assertions/system-user) needs to be embedded within a file called `auto-import.assert` that's added to the system via the root directory of a removable USB storage device that must be formatted with a widely supported filesystem such as ext4, FAT32, or any other filesystem supported by the device Linux kernel. This process is covered below.

```{admonition} Managed and unmanaged systems
:class: caution
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