moving to a separate article. This chapter is not appropriate for the
current handbook, it will stick out even more as we split the handbook
into smaller books, and a separate article is more conducive to being
linked from the navigation bar on the main page just like the OpenBSD
and NetBSD web sites.
be a quick HOWTO for the various issues likely to be interesting for
laptop users; such as power management, winmodems, XFree86 on laptop
hardware, etc..
This is just a start, and there is plenty of room for improvement.
PR: docs/30199
Submitted by: Rahul Siddharthan <rsidd@physics.iisc.ernet.in>
Reviewed by: dd
talking about the kernel functionality and not the command itself.
Instances of "IPFW" in the handbook will be references to the kernel
functionality, and <application/command>ipfw</> will be in reference
to the command itself.
- Added note to inform readers that "^D" mean to use control-d, as well
as "^C" mean control-c (wrapped in keycaps of course).
Reviewed by: chern
* Move BIOS Drive Numbering and Mounting/Mounting and Unmounting
Filesystems to Basics chapter
* Update sypnosis to reflect changes
* Change title of "Disk Quotas" to "File System Quotas"
* Create new RAID section w/ sub-sections Soft & Hard
* Move ccd section into Soft RAID
* Create to-be completed vinum sub-section of Soft RAID
* Move Backup Programs, Backup Media, and Floppy Backup sections
from Backups chapter into Storage
Suggested by: murray and nik
be talking about both protocols and command/applications. One example
here is when we talk about ssh. In same cases, ssh is referred to as the
protocol, some cases it's referred to as the actual command. It shows the
reader that <application>bold</application> will be used for commands/
applications, and plain text will be used for protocols.
- Added a bit about how to make sshd not permit direct root logins
- Replaced <literal> tags with <groupname> tags when talking about wheel
- "*'ing" out passwords changed to "staring" out passwords, all instances.
- Wrapped any instances of * in <quote> tags, or replaced them with "star"
- Wrapped popper in <application> tags
- When talking about ssh as a protocol, unwrapped the <application> tags
- Changed <literal> to <varname> when talking about variables
- Added commas throughout the chapter
- Changed GRONDAR.ZA to EXAMPLE.COM just because that's what we've been
using for example domain names.
- Put usernames in <username> tags
Reviewed by: murray,chern
