> Welcome aboard! Your first commit, as is our tradition, should be to
> add yourself to the documentation project roster in the handbook. :)
I always was a sucker for tradition.
--
dannyman: Hey! The handbook says to send submissions to &a.hackers;
jkh: Hmm... It shouldn't. Where's it say that?
dannyman: Oh, don't worry! Tim Vanderhoek said he'd fix it!
hoek: What-huh!? I never said that out loud, did I?
Zut! ;-)
with Satoshi, it seems only the "Date created" and "Author" shouldn't be
updated.
Now I 100% find "version required" to be totally useless, as apose to the
5% usefulness in documenting the first version used for the port.
on dead key support in syscons. I hope I got his name right :-)
- Removed myself from the Additional Contributers List. This should have
been done when I became a committer...
- Fixed some typos in a couple of places: $lt -> <.
(2) Explicitly note that not only packages are not to be included in
the uploaded port tarball, but they are not needed at all.
Merge the above two (as well as 1.85) to the Japanese version.
listed there).
(2) Intel's Natoma chipset is called "440FX", not "VS440FX" (which is
the Venus motherboard that uses the Natoma chipset).
(3) Unspam the bogons introduced in rev 1.30 (1 1/2 years ago, I can't
believe nobody noticed it! ;). In particular, don't list serial
ports, sound cards and PCMCIA in the storage system. The first
two are deleted; PCMCIA is moved to the resurrected "other"
section.
By the way, I'm not sure if the "problem drives" at the end of
tape drives is supposed to be there or not (this whole section is
about what works and what doesn't anyway) but I'll leave that alone.
(4) Spell check the whole thing. In particular, properly capitalize
"MHz" (not "MHZ" or "Mhz"). If you are translating this to
another language, "trinitron" -> "Trinitron" and "Ananconda" ->
"Anaconda" are the only proper nouns that changed.
Merge these changes (as well as 1.77) into the Japanese version.
Reviewed by: steve
(2) Clarify the Intel P5 chipset names. Fill in section of P6/P5
class CPUs. Add short blurb about the AMD K6 bug.
Reviewed by: Yoshiaki Uchikawa <yoshiaki@kt.rim.or.jp>
(3) Clarify that the HP C1553A tape drive has a changer.
Submitted by: Yoshiaki Uchikawa <yoshiaki@kt.rim.or.jp>
Merge the changes into the Japanese version.
translation to match it. Refine Japanese translation. Move around
newlines in Japanese version to make it look more pleasant on a
graphical web browser (i.e., netscape).
Submitted by: asami, Yoshiaki Uchikawa <yoshiaki@kt.rim.or.jp>
