The link points to the homepage of a website that does not appear to
host documentation anymore. While I don't speak Japanese, I made some
effort to find a still-hosted copy, and did not.
In r52086 the reference from the FAQ was removed. Remove a book
"bibliography" which is solely a reference to the outdated bibliography,
and not connected to the build.
There isn't any reason to maintain multiple lists of books. We
have three (handbook, website, and the FAQ). The last addition to the
FAQ's collection was in r22439 (2004-09-22). The Handbook's list is more
recent and up to date.
now. One is for Xen 4.7, intended for FreeBSD 11. The other is for -CURRENT
and uses a more modern Xen 4.11. Adjust the description and examples to
differentiate the two.
The old 4.7 packages use dom0pvh=1 on the commandline, while Xen 4.11 is
using dom0=pvh. Adjust those two as well for the supported FreeBSD versions.
Submitted by: royger@
Reviewed by: royger@
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D16590
- We have not done ports freezes for a long time, and not used CVS in
even longer
- Replace pointyhat ref with pkg-status
- Reference quarterly branches
Rather than use specific version numbers just talk about FreeBSD: for
amd64 we no longer use gcc on any supported version.
Also fix a double-space after a ","
PVM: I can't find any replacement web pages. There are multiple references to
the now-dead page but nothing canonical.
countersiege: see OpenBSD's page
The content at administration.html discussed hats, not maintainers.
While certain people do tend to own various areas, this is covered by
MAINTAINERS, Herald, etc. Just remove the reference to administration
since its off-topic in this context.
Approved by: core
from the patch included with that bug report, mostly by being more
general and hopefully head off some bikeshed discussions.
PR: 228353
Submitted by: John W. O'Brien <john@saltant.com>
of the bulleted form. It just looks better - the empty-ish vertical
list just looks wrong imho. And stop calling it the 'largest sites'.
Reviewed by: allanjude@
Approved by: allanjude@
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D16287
Including Makefile.inc in Makefile causes the installation
path for the top-level index.html and schedule.html pages
to be nested within another DESTDIR. This commit fixes
that problem.
Reported by: Sebastian Huber (via hackers@)
Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation
some better ones, and this just... dilutes the list.
Reviewed by: allanjude, eadler
Approved by: allanjude
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D16223
- Move definition of various branch-specific variables from
Makefile to Makefile.inc.
- Include share/mk/doc.commands.mk to ensure ${SVN} is properly
defined. If ${SVN} is defined (default) and exists, hardware
is appended to SUBDIR. Add MKTEMP to share/mk/doc.commands.mk
as part of this change.
- If MAN4DIR is not defined (default), use mktemp(1) to create
a temporary directory to check out the share/man/man4 path of
the relevant src branch (determined by evaluating the _BRANCH
variable defined in the Makefile). Once the dev-auto.end is
created, the temporary MAN4DIR is removed. The src-checkout
and man4-rmsrc targets are limited specifically to exclude the
make(install) case, as pseudo-repeatable errors have been
observed under certain conditions that have yet to be determined.
- While here, remove hwlist entities from hardware.xml from
drivers that are no longer present in 12.0-CURRENT.
- Also while here, bump copyright dates.
This is based on a differential revision that had received no
feedback seven months:
https://reviews.freebsd.org/D13467
Approved by: re, doceng (implicit, silence)
Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D13467
