- FreeBSD Architecture Handbook, which is a book about the FreeBSD
architecture. The SMP article have also been moved into the new
arch handbook as a separate chapter.
- FreeBSD Developers Handbook, which is a book about developing on
FreeBSD; basically what was left when the architecture parts was
moved away.
o Hook up the new FreeBSD Architecture Handbook to the build.
o Remove the SMP article since it is now part of the FreeBSD
Architecture Handbook.
The relevant files from the FreeBSD Developers Handbook have been
repository copied to the new FreeBSD Architecture Handbook.
This is just step one in the split, both books need some work to be
real seperate books. E.g. the FreeBSD Architecture Handbook still
needs an introduction.
Repository copy by: joe
Requested by: rwatson
Approved by: murray, ceri (mentor)
* Acknowledge Windows Media Player and Apple QuickTime trademarks on
first use.
* Remove several ridiculous sentences ("Most of the above is true.")
* Other grammar fixes.
Sponsored by: FreeBSD Mall, Inc.
* Reword first person sentences.
* Add missing words.
* Remove duplicate words.
* "Do this.." -> "type this .."
The video section of this chapter still needs a LOT of work.
Sponsored by: FreeBSD Mall, Inc.
* Remove a 3.X era tip.
* add missing words to clarify a sentence.
* Clarify softupdates description.
* Remove newline/whitespace from inside <literal> tags.
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which it clearly belongs.
* Update an example 'Pentium III -> Pentium IV'
* Note that some packages are provided as .tbz files.
* Clarify a sentence.
* Fix a grammar mistake.
- Add some manual page entities
- s/id/ID to be consistent will all docs
- Use right tags for a Kerberos realm
- Reword a sentence
- Add some username tags and a missing )
text and add a link to the website.
* Add information about the 5.0 and 5.1 releases of FreeBSD in the
History section. Include some information from the early adopter
guide and the release announcements to set the right expectation for
these releases versus the 4.X releases. Note that when 5.X is
declared STABLE, work will progress on 6.0-CURRENT.
FreeBSD 4.4), list only the date of 4.0-RELEASE and &rel2.current
(released in &rel2.current.date;). Also note that additional 4.X
releases will be expected throughout 2003.
account in the introduction chapter. The author attribution for this
section should be rendered more prominently (or at least differently),
since a first person narration follows.
Obtained from: FreeBSD Handbook, 2nd Printed Edition
Sponsored by: FreeBSD Mall, Inc. / WRS
