to switch to Ok/Cancel
Added warning for observing disk order in Select Disks menu.
Use &os.numports for number of ports and revise size
requirement to 100M.
Clarify Package Select section regarding using Tab
to switch to Ok/Cancel
Approved by: murray
to make the paragraphs right justified using TeX's default hyphenation
rules. We still must add some hooks to certain elements (URLs) to
deal with special cases that TeX can't hyphenate well.
Screensaver Options-->System Console Configuration Options
Change FDISK-->FDisk in figure title for consistency.
Added link to FAQ for security profiles.
Approved by: murray
- Added a "Denial of Service" indexterm to the ICMP_BANDLIM kernel option
- Changed instances of "at the end of this document" to "at the end of
this chapter"
- Wrapped stuff in <literal> tags
- Added a note to see "How to make device nodes" if you compile a kernel
with new device nodes
- Changed cpu_type to cpu
- Random grammer changes
- Moved "device npx0" and "pseudo-device ether" to the section that says
"These options are required" from the section that says they are
optional.
- Added more info about how to boot a kernel if your new kernel doesn't
want to boot.
- Made "If something goes wrong" a little nicer looking.
Reviewed by: murray
of a small subset of the directories listed in hier(7) that a newbie
should really be familiar with. Continue to point the user to
hier(7) for an exaustive description of the directory hierarchy.
* Fix a couple of typos
* Enclose commands in <command> tags.
Partially Submitted by: logo
TWO_SIDE - If defined, two sided output will be created. This
means that new chapters will only start on odd
numbered (aka right side, aka recto) pages and the
headers and footers will be aligned appropriately
for double sided paper. Blank pages may be added as
needed.
BOOK_OUTPUT - If defined, this will set all of the other
print-output options that can significantly increase
the build time, but make for much nicer looking
output.
To implement the two sided output, we need to override a TeX variable
to control the behavior of the JadeTeX macro package. So this also
introduces a TEXCMDS variable that can be set with additional TeX
commands that should be run before processing the input TeX document.
In the TWO_SIDE case, we simply set it to \def\PageTwoSide{1}
* Add missing words to form better sentences.
* Suggest that users simply set the router and router_flags variables
in /etc/rc.conf, rather than the previous instructions to hack
/etc/netstart.
* Reword several paragraphs for clarity.
* Reorganize the section on modifying accounts --
Display a table of available account manipulation commands at the
beginning with a short summary of each, and then use the subsections
to describe each in greater detail with examples.