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 ***I. About NetBSD***
 
  * [[1. What is NetBSD?|guide/intro]]
-   * [[1.1. The story of NetBSD]]
-   * [[1.2. NetBSD features]]
-   * [[1.3. Supported platforms]]
-   * [[1.4. NetBSD's target users]]
-   * [[1.5. Applications for NetBSD]]
-   * [[1.6. How to get NetBSD]]
+   * 1.1. The story of NetBSD
+   * 1.2. NetBSD features
+   * 1.3. Supported platforms
+   * 1.4. NetBSD's target users
+   * 1.5. Applications for NetBSD
+   * 1.6. How to get NetBSD
 
 ***II. System installation and related issues***
 
  * [[2. Installing NetBSD: Preliminary considerations and preparations|guide/inst]]
-   * [[2.1. Preliminary considerations]]
-   * [[2.2. Install preparations]]
-   * [[2.3. Checklist]]
+   * 2.1. Preliminary considerations
+   * 2.2. Install preparations
+   * 2.3. Checklist
  * [[3. Example installation|guide/exinst]]
-   * [[3.1. Introduction]]
-   * [[3.2. The installation process]]
-   * [[3.3. Keyboard layout]]
-   * [[3.4. Starting the installation]]
-   * [[3.5. MBR partitions]]
-   * [[3.6. Disklabel partitions]]
-   * [[3.7. Setting the disk name]]
-   * [[3.8. Last chance!]]
-   * [[3.9. The disk preparation process]]
-   * [[3.10. Choosing the installation media]]
-   * [[3.11. Extracting sets]]
-   * [[3.12. System configuration]]
-   * [[3.13. Finishing the installation]]
+   * 3.1. Introduction
+   * 3.2. The installation process
+   * 3.3. Keyboard layout
+   * 3.4. Starting the installation
+   * 3.5. MBR partitions
+   * 3.6. Disklabel partitions
+   * 3.7. Setting the disk name
+   * 3.8. Last chance!
+   * 3.9. The disk preparation process
+   * 3.10. Choosing the installation media
+   * 3.11. Extracting sets
+   * 3.12. System configuration
+   * 3.13. Finishing the installation
  * [[4. Upgrading NetBSD|guide/upgrading]]
-   * [[4.1. Using sysinst]]
-   * [[4.2. Using sysupgrade]]
+   * 4.1. Using sysinst
+   * 4.2. Using sysupgrade
 
 ***III. System configuration, administration and tuning***
 
  * [[5. The first steps on NetBSD|guide/boot]]
-   * [[5.1. Troubleshooting]]
-   * [[5.2. The man command]]
-   * [[5.3. Editing configuration files]]
-   * [[5.4. Login]]
-   * [[5.5. Changing the root password]]
-   * [[5.6. Adding users]]
-   * [[5.7. Shadow passwords]]
-   * [[5.8. Changing the keyboard layout]]
-   * [[5.9. System time]]
-   * [[5.10. Secure Shell ssh(1)]]
-   * [[5.11. Basic configuration in /etc/rc.conf]]
-   * [[5.12. Basic network settings]]
-   * [[5.13. Mounting a CD-ROM]]
-   * [[5.14. Mounting a floppy]]
-   * [[5.15. Installing additional software]]
-   * [[5.16. Security alerts]]
-   * [[5.17. Stopping and rebooting the system]]
+   * 5.1. Troubleshooting
+   * 5.2. The man command
+   * 5.3. Editing configuration files
+   * 5.4. Login
+   * 5.5. Changing the root password
+   * 5.6. Adding users
+   * 5.7. Shadow passwords
+   * 5.8. Changing the keyboard layout
+   * 5.9. System time
+   * 5.10. Secure Shell ssh(1)
+   * 5.11. Basic configuration in /etc/rc.conf
+   * 5.12. Basic network settings
+   * 5.13. Mounting a CD-ROM
+   * 5.14. Mounting a floppy
+   * 5.15. Installing additional software
+   * 5.16. Security alerts
+   * 5.17. Stopping and rebooting the system
  * [[6. Editing|guide/edit]]
-   * [[6.1. Introducing vi]]
-   * [[6.2. Configuring vi]]
-   * [[6.3. Using tags with vi]]
+   * 6.1. Introducing vi
+   * 6.2. Configuring vi
+   * 6.3. Using tags with vi
  * [[7. The rc.d System|guide/rc]]
-   * [[7.1. Basics]]
-   * [[7.2. The rc.d scripts]]
-   * [[7.3. Order/dependencies of start determined by rcorder]]
-   * [[7.4. rc.d scripts of additional services]]
-   * [[7.5. Additional Reading]]
+   * 7.1. Basics
+   * 7.2. The rc.d scripts
+   * 7.3. Order/dependencies of start determined by rcorder
+   * 7.4. rc.d scripts of additional services
+   * 7.5. Additional Reading
  * [[8. Console drivers|guide/cons]]
-   * [[8.1. wscons]]
+   * 8.1. wscons
  * [[9. X|guide/x]]
-   * [[9.1. What is X?]]
-   * [[9.2. Configuration]]
-   * [[9.3. The mouse]]
-   * [[9.4. The keyboard]]
-   * [[9.5. The monitor]]
-   * [[9.6. The video card]]
-   * [[9.7. Starting X]]
-   * [[9.8. Customizing X]]
-   * [[9.9. Other window managers or desktop environments]]
-   * [[9.10. Graphical login with xdm]]
+   * 9.1. What is X?
+   * 9.2. Configuration
+   * 9.3. The mouse
+   * 9.4. The keyboard
+   * 9.5. The monitor
+   * 9.6. The video card
+   * 9.7. Starting X
+   * 9.8. Customizing X
+   * 9.9. Other window managers or desktop environments
+   * 9.10. Graphical login with xdm
  * [[10. Linux emulation|guide/linux]]
-   * [[10.1. Emulation setup]]
-   * [[10.2. Directory structure]]
-   * [[10.3. Emulating /proc]]
-   * [[10.4. Using Linux browser plugins]]
-   * [[10.5. Further reading]]
+   * 10.1. Emulation setup
+   * 10.2. Directory structure
+   * 10.3. Emulating /proc
+   * 10.4. Using Linux browser plugins
+   * 10.5. Further reading
  * [[11. Audio|guide/audio]]
-   * [[11.1. Basic hardware elements]]
-   * [[11.2. Supported audio cards]]
-   * [[11.3. BIOS settings]]
-   * [[11.4. Configuring the audio device]]
-   * [[11.5. Multiple audio devices]]
-   * [[11.6. Configuring the kernel audio devices]]
-   * [[11.7. Advanced commands]]
+   * 11.1. Basic hardware elements
+   * 11.2. Supported audio cards
+   * 11.3. BIOS settings
+   * 11.4. Configuring the audio device
+   * 11.5. Multiple audio devices
+   * 11.6. Configuring the kernel audio devices
+   * 11.7. Advanced commands
  * [[12. Printing|guide/print]]
-   * [[12.1. Enabling the printer daemon]]
-   * [[12.2. Configuring `/etc/printcap`]]
-   * [[12.3. Configuring Ghostscript]]
-   * [[12.4. Printer management commands]]
-   * [[12.5. Remote printing]]
+   * 12.1. Enabling the printer daemon
+   * 12.2. Configuring `/etc/printcap`
+   * 12.3. Configuring Ghostscript
+   * 12.4. Printer management commands
+   * 12.5. Remote printing
  * [[13. Using removable media|guide/rmmedia]]
-   * [[13.1. Reading data CDs with NetBSD]]
-   * [[13.2. Reading multi-session CDs with NetBSD]]
-   * [[13.3. Allowing normal users to access CDs]]
-   * [[13.4. Mounting an ISO image]]
-   * [[13.5. Using video CDs with NetBSD]]
-   * [[13.6. Using audio CDs with NetBSD]]
-   * [[13.7. Creating an MP3 (MPEG layer 3) file from an audio CD]]
-   * [[13.8. Using a CD-R writer with data CDs]]
-   * [[13.9. Using a CD-R writer to create audio CDs]]
-   * [[13.10. Creating an audio CD from MP3s]]
-   * [[13.11. Copying an audio CD]]
-   * [[13.12. Copying a data CD with two drives]]
-   * [[13.13. Using CD-RW rewritables]]
-   * [[13.14. DVD support]]
-   * [[13.15. Creating ISO images from a CD]]
-   * [[13.16. Getting volume information from CDs and ISO images]]
-   * [[13.17. Initializing and using floppy disks]]
+   * 13.1. Reading data CDs with NetBSD
+   * 13.2. Reading multi-session CDs with NetBSD
+   * 13.3. Allowing normal users to access CDs
+   * 13.4. Mounting an ISO image
+   * 13.5. Using video CDs with NetBSD
+   * 13.6. Using audio CDs with NetBSD
+   * 13.7. Creating an MP3 (MPEG layer 3) file from an audio CD
+   * 13.8. Using a CD-R writer with data CDs
+   * 13.9. Using a CD-R writer to create audio CDs
+   * 13.10. Creating an audio CD from MP3s
+   * 13.11. Copying an audio CD
+   * 13.12. Copying a data CD with two drives
+   * 13.13. Using CD-RW rewritables
+   * 13.14. DVD support
+   * 13.15. Creating ISO images from a CD
+   * 13.16. Getting volume information from CDs and ISO images
+   * 13.17. Initializing and using floppy disks
  * [[14. The cryptographic device driver (CGD)|guide/cgd]]
-   * [[14.1. Overview]]
-   * [[14.2. Components of the Crypto-Graphic Disk system]]
-   * [[14.3. Example: encrypting your disk]]
-   * [[14.4. Example: encrypted CDs/DVDs]]
-   * [[14.5. Suggestions and Warnings]]
-   * [[14.6. Further Reading]]
+   * 14.1. Overview
+   * 14.2. Components of the Crypto-Graphic Disk system
+   * 14.3. Example: encrypting your disk
+   * 14.4. Example: encrypted CDs/DVDs
+   * 14.5. Suggestions and Warnings
+   * 14.6. Further Reading
  * [[15. Concatenated Disk Device (CCD) configuration|guide/ccd]]
-   * [[15.1. Install physical media]]
-   * [[15.2. Configure Kernel Support]]
-   * [[15.3. Disklabel each volume member of the CCD]]
-   * [[15.4. Configure the CCD]]
-   * [[15.5. Initialize the CCD device]]
-   * [[15.6. Create a 4.2BSD/UFS filesystem on the new CCD device]]
-   * [[15.7. Mount the filesystem]]
+   * 15.1. Install physical media
+   * 15.2. Configure Kernel Support
+   * 15.3. Disklabel each volume member of the CCD
+   * 15.4. Configure the CCD
+   * 15.5. Initialize the CCD device
+   * 15.6. Create a 4.2BSD/UFS filesystem on the new CCD device
+   * 15.7. Mount the filesystem
  * [[16. NetBSD RAIDframe|guide/raidframe]]
-   * [[16.1. RAIDframe Introduction]]
-   * [[16.2. Setup RAIDframe Support]]
-   * [[16.3. Example: RAID-1 Root Disk]]
+   * 16.1. RAIDframe Introduction
+   * 16.2. Setup RAIDframe Support
+   * 16.3. Example: RAID-1 Root Disk
  * [[17. NetBSD Logical Volume Manager (LVM) configuration|guide/lvm]]
-   * [[17.1. Anatomy of NetBSD Logical Volume Manager]]
-   * [[17.2. Install physical media]]
-   * [[17.3. Configure Kernel Support]]
-   * [[17.4. Configure LVM on a NetBSD system]]
-   * [[17.5. Disklabel each physical volume member of the LVM]]
-   * [[17.6. Create Physical Volumes]]
-   * [[17.7. Create Volume Group]]
-   * [[17.8. Create Logical Volume]]
-   * [[17.9. Example: LVM with Volume groups located on raid1]]
+   * 17.1. Anatomy of NetBSD Logical Volume Manager
+   * 17.2. Install physical media
+   * 17.3. Configure Kernel Support
+   * 17.4. Configure LVM on a NetBSD system
+   * 17.5. Disklabel each physical volume member of the LVM
+   * 17.6. Create Physical Volumes
+   * 17.7. Create Volume Group
+   * 17.8. Create Logical Volume
+   * 17.9. Example: LVM with Volume groups located on raid1
  * [[18. Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM)|guide/pam]]
-   * [[18.1. About]]
-   * [[18.2. Introduction]]
-   * [[18.3. Terms and conventions]]
-   * [[18.4. PAM Essentials]]
-   * [[18.5. PAM Configuration]]
-   * [[18.6. PAM modules]]
-   * [[18.7. PAM Application Programming]]
-   * [[18.8. PAM Module Programming]]
-   * [[18.9. Sample PAM Application]]
-   * [[18.10. Sample PAM Module]]
-   * [[18.11. Sample PAM Conversation Function]]
-   * [[18.12. Further Reading]]
+   * 18.1. About
+   * 18.2. Introduction
+   * 18.3. Terms and conventions
+   * 18.4. PAM Essentials
+   * 18.5. PAM Configuration
+   * 18.6. PAM modules
+   * 18.7. PAM Application Programming
+   * 18.8. PAM Module Programming
+   * 18.9. Sample PAM Application
+   * 18.10. Sample PAM Module
+   * 18.11. Sample PAM Conversation Function
+   * 18.12. Further Reading
  * [[19. Tuning NetBSD|guide/tuning]]
-   * [[19.1. Introduction]]
-   * [[19.2. Tuning Considerations]]
-   * [[19.3. Visual Monitoring Tools]]
-   * [[19.4. Monitoring Tools]]
-   * [[19.5. Network Tools]]
-   * [[19.6. Accounting]]
-   * [[19.7. Kernel Profiling]]
-   * [[19.8. System Tuning]]
-   * [[19.9. Kernel Tuning]]
+   * 19.1. Introduction
+   * 19.2. Tuning Considerations
+   * 19.3. Visual Monitoring Tools
+   * 19.4. Monitoring Tools
+   * 19.5. Network Tools
+   * 19.6. Accounting
+   * 19.7. Kernel Profiling
+   * 19.8. System Tuning
+   * 19.9. Kernel Tuning
  * [[20. NetBSD Veriexec subsystem|guide/veriexec]]
-   * [[20.1. How it works]]
-   * [[20.2. Signatures file]]
-   * [[20.3. Strict levels]]
-   * [[20.4. Veriexec and layered file systems]]
-   * [[20.5. Kernel configuration]]
+   * 20.1. How it works
+   * 20.2. Signatures file
+   * 20.3. Strict levels
+   * 20.4. Veriexec and layered file systems
+   * 20.5. Kernel configuration
  * [[21. Bluetooth on NetBSD|guide/bluetooth]]
-   * [[21.1. Introduction]]
-   * [[21.2. Supported Hardware]]
-   * [[21.3. System Configuration]]
-   * [[21.4. Human Interface Devices]]
-   * [[21.5. Personal Area Networking]]
-   * [[21.6. Serial Connections]]
-   * [[21.7. Audio]]
-   * [[21.8. Object Exchange]]
-   * [[21.9. Troubleshooting]]
+   * 21.1. Introduction
+   * 21.2. Supported Hardware
+   * 21.3. System Configuration
+   * 21.4. Human Interface Devices
+   * 21.5. Personal Area Networking
+   * 21.6. Serial Connections
+   * 21.7. Audio
+   * 21.8. Object Exchange
+   * 21.9. Troubleshooting
  * [[22. Miscellaneous operations|guide/misc]]
-   * [[22.1. Installing the boot manager]]
-   * [[22.2. Deleting the disklabel]]
-   * [[22.3. Speaker]]
-   * [[22.4. Forgot root password?]]
-   * [[22.5. Password file is busy?]]
-   * [[22.6. Adding a new hard disk]]
-   * [[22.7. How to rebuild the devices in /dev]]
+   * 22.1. Installing the boot manager
+   * 22.2. Deleting the disklabel
+   * 22.3. Speaker
+   * 22.4. Forgot root password?
+   * 22.5. Password file is busy?
+   * 22.6. Adding a new hard disk
+   * 22.7. How to rebuild the devices in /dev
 
 ***IV. Networking and related issues***
 
- * [[23.|guide/net-intro]]
-   * [[23.1. Introduction to TCP/IP Networking]]
-   * [[23.2. Audience]]
-   * [[23.3. Supported Networking Protocols]]
-   * [[23.4. Supported Media]]
-   * [[23.5. TCP/IP Address Format]]
-   * [[23.6. Subnetting and Routing]]
-   * [[23.7. Name Service Concepts]]
-   * [[23.8. Next generation Internet protocol - IPv6]]
+ * [[23. Introduction to TCP/IP Networking|guide/net-intro]]
+   * 23.1. Audience
+   * 23.2. Supported Networking Protocols
+   * 23.3. Supported Media
+   * 23.4. TCP/IP Address Format
+   * 23.5. Subnetting and Routing
+   * 23.6. Name Service Concepts
+   * 23.7. Next generation Internet protocol - IPv6
  * [[24. Setting up TCP/IP on NetBSD in practice|guide/net-practice]]
-   * [[24.1. A walk through the kernel configuration]]
-   * [[24.2. Overview of the network configuration files]]
-   * [[24.3. Connecting to the Internet with a modem]]
-   * [[24.4. Creating a small home network]]
-   * [[24.5. Setting up an Internet gateway with IPNAT]]
-   * [[24.6. Setting up a network bridge device]]
-   * [[24.7. A common LAN setup]]
-   * [[24.8. Connecting two PCs through a serial line]]
-   * [[24.9. IPv6 Connectivity & Transition via 6to4]]
+   * 24.1. A walk through the kernel configuration
+   * 24.2. Overview of the network configuration files
+   * 24.3. Connecting to the Internet with a modem
+   * 24.4. Creating a small home network
+   * 24.5. Setting up an Internet gateway with IPNAT
+   * 24.6. Setting up a network bridge device
+   * 24.7. A common LAN setup
+   * 24.8. Connecting two PCs through a serial line
+   * 24.9. IPv6 Connectivity & Transition via 6to4
  * [[25. The Internet Super Server inetd
  Allowing and denying hosts - /etc/hosts.allow, /etc/hosts.deny|guide/inetd]]
-   * [[25.1. Overview]]
-   * [[25.2. What is inetd?]]
-   * [[25.3. Configuring inetd - /etc/inetd.conf]]
-   * [[25.4. Services - /etc/services]]
-   * [[25.5. Protocols - /etc/protocols]]
-   * [[25.6. Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) - /etc/rpc]]
-   * [[25.7. Adding a Service]]
-   * [[25.8. When to use or not to use inetd]]
-   * [[25.9. Other Resources]]
+   * 25.1. Overview
+   * 25.2. What is inetd?
+   * 25.3. Configuring inetd - /etc/inetd.conf
+   * 25.4. Services - /etc/services
+   * 25.5. Protocols - /etc/protocols
+   * 25.6. Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) - /etc/rpc
+   * 25.7. Adding a Service
+   * 25.8. When to use or not to use inetd
+   * 25.9. Other Resources
  * [[26. The Domain Name System|guide/dns]]
-   * [[26.1. DNS Background and Concepts]]
-   * [[26.2. The DNS Files]]
-   * [[26.3. Using DNS]]
-   * [[26.4. Setting up a caching only name server]]
+   * 26.1. DNS Background and Concepts
+   * 26.2. The DNS Files
+   * 26.3. Using DNS
+   * 26.4. Setting up a caching only name server
  * [[27. Mail and news|guide/mail]]
-   * [[27.1. postfix]]
-   * [[27.2. fetchmail]]
-   * [[27.3. Reading and writing mail with mutt]]
-   * [[27.4. Strategy for receiving mail]]
-   * [[27.5. Strategy for sending mail]]
-   * [[27.6. Advanced mail tools]]
-   * [[27.7. News with tin]]
+   * 27.1. postfix
+   * 27.2. fetchmail
+   * 27.3. Reading and writing mail with mutt
+   * 27.4. Strategy for receiving mail
+   * 27.5. Strategy for sending mail
+   * 27.6. Advanced mail tools
+   * 27.7. News with tin
  * [[28. Introduction to the Common Address Redundancy Protocol (CARP)|guide/carp]]
-   * [[28.1. CARP Operation]]
-   * [[28.2. Configuring CARP]]
-   * [[28.3. Enabling CARP Support]]
-   * [[28.4. CARP Example]]
-   * [[28.5. Advanced CARP configuration]]
-   * [[28.6. Forcing Failover of the Master]]
-   * [[28.7. License]]
+   * 28.1. CARP Operation
+   * 28.2. Configuring CARP
+   * 28.3. Enabling CARP Support
+   * 28.4. CARP Example
+   * 28.5. Advanced CARP configuration
+   * 28.6. Forcing Failover of the Master
+   * 28.7. License
  * [[29. Network services|guide/net-services]]
-   * [[29.1. The Network File System (NFS)]]
-   * [[29.2. The Network Time Protocol (NTP)]]
+   * 29.1. The Network File System (NFS)
+   * 29.2. The Network Time Protocol (NTP)
 
 ***V. Building the system***
 
  * [[30. Obtaining the sources|guide/fetch]]
-   * [[30.1. Preparing directories]]
-   * [[30.2. Terminology]]
-   * [[30.3. Downloading tarballs]]
-   * [[30.4. Fetching by CVS]]
-   * [[30.5. Sources on CD (ISO)]]
+   * 30.1. Preparing directories
+   * 30.2. Terminology
+   * 30.3. Downloading tarballs
+   * 30.4. Fetching by CVS
+   * 30.5. Sources on CD (ISO)
  * [[31. Crosscompiling NetBSD with build.sh|guide/build]]
-   * [[31.1. Building the crosscompiler]]
-   * [[31.2. Configuring the kernel manually]]
-   * [[31.3. Crosscompiling the kernel manually]]
-   * [[31.4. Crosscompiling the kernel with build.sh]]
-   * [[31.5. Crosscompiling the userland]]
-   * [[31.6. Crosscompiling the X Window System]]
-   * [[31.7. Changing build behaviour]]
+   * 31.1. Building the crosscompiler
+   * 31.2. Configuring the kernel manually
+   * 31.3. Crosscompiling the kernel manually
+   * 31.4. Crosscompiling the kernel with build.sh
+   * 31.5. Crosscompiling the userland
+   * 31.6. Crosscompiling the X Window System
+   * 31.7. Changing build behaviour
  * [[32. Compiling the kernel|guide/kernel]]
-   * [[32.1. Requirements and procedure]]
-   * [[32.2. Installing the kernel sources]]
-   * [[32.3. Creating the kernel configuration file]]
-   * [[32.4. Building the kernel manually]]
-   * [[32.5. Building the kernel using build.sh]]
-   * [[32.6. Installing the new kernel]]
-   * [[32.7. If something went wrong]]
+   * 32.1. Requirements and procedure
+   * 32.2. Installing the kernel sources
+   * 32.3. Creating the kernel configuration file
+   * 32.4. Building the kernel manually
+   * 32.5. Building the kernel using build.sh
+   * 32.6. Installing the new kernel
+   * 32.7. If something went wrong
  * [[33. Updating an existing system from sources|guide/updating]]
-   * [[33.1. Manual build and update procedure]]
-   * [[33.2. Using sysinst]]
-   * [[33.3. Using sysbuild and sysupgrade]]
-   * [[33.4. More details about the updating of configuration and startup files]]
+   * 33.1. Manual build and update procedure
+   * 33.2. Using sysinst
+   * 33.3. Using sysbuild and sysupgrade
+   * 33.4. More details about the updating of configuration and startup files
  * [[34. Building NetBSD installation media|guide/inst-media]]
-   * [[34.1. Creating custom install or boot floppies for your architecture e.g. i386]]
-   * [[34.2. Creating a custom install or boot CD with build.sh]]
+   * 34.1. Creating custom install or boot floppies for your architecture e.g. i386
+   * 34.2. Creating a custom install or boot CD with build.sh
 
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