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PR: docs/105447
Submitted by: bz
Reviewed by: remko, netchild
128MB for / instead of 100MB and 256MB instead of 50MB for /var
(this size is a bit above the minimal size proposed by the automatic
sizing algorithm);
- Update the / partition creation to really use the same size as the
one given in the partition layout discussion;
- Update sysinstall messages for the mouse configuration.
entries that were removed have existed (largely unchanged) since 2001
and largely refer to problems for specific hardware devices that are
not in common use anymore.
notes to the installation chapter of the handbook. This is basically
a verbatim copy except for changes that were necessary to make the new
text build (consisted of removing a few entities and arch=
attributes).
Subsequent commits will remove questions that (in my opinion) are no
longer relevant or recent and adjust whitespace to match the rest of
this file.
in the "Troubleshooting" section. Moreover, the information provided
in the answers are actually given in more detail in the "Hardware
Requirements" and "Pre-Installation Tasks" sections.
Delete this Q&A section, but move its indexterm elements to other,
more appropriate parts of the chapter.
same information about repartitioning a disk holding DOS partitions.
The earlier (in the text) one is at a more logical place in the flow
of the text, and it also contains more up-to-date information. Add a
few more tidbits culled from the installation notes to the first
discussion about repartitioning and remove the second.
in this case we really should be using an entity that indicates a
variant of FreeBSD (such as &arch.sparc64; from the release notes),
not the commercial name of an architecture. However, adopt the
prevailing style of this file for consistency; we can sort this out
later.
driver has been removed. The two last advanced bridging features
documented at the end of the page will be available on 6.3-R (in fact
one will be MFC next week and the other one with 6.3-R), but I chose
to not add "this feature is avaiblable on 6.3 blah blah" since they
are advanced features for experts and since they will be available on
RELENG_6 soon.
Submitted by: thompsa@
in addition to the instruction listed for the kernel.
PR: 114925
Submitted by: "David Yeske" <dyeske at gmail dot com>, slightly changed
to make sure that the original text was still OK.
- Add boot loader menu screenshot.
[1] This is for i386, this should be correct for amd64. I cannot really
update the alpha part (no alpha hardware under the hand).
* remove warning that the versions cannot be used for cross-development
outside of the ports tree, this is no longer true
* add reference to the 'autotools' USE_AUTOTOOLS construct (for ports)
and ports/devel/autotools to bring in all available versions of
autotools
* remove table mapping old constructs to USE_AUTOTOOLS stanzas, since
they haven't been present for a long time.
Reviewed by: pav
