--- wikisrc/guide/raidframe.mdwn	2013/04/23 22:59:14	1.11
+++ wikisrc/guide/raidframe.mdwn	2013/04/29 16:45:04	1.12
@@ -523,16 +523,16 @@ On sparc64:
     a: start cyl =      0, size = 19541088 (19386/0/0 - 9541.55Mb)
     c: start cyl =      0, size = 19541088 (19386/0/0 - 9541.55Mb)
 
-*Note*: On i386, the `c:` and `d:` slices are reserved. `c:` represents the
-NetBSD portion of the disk. `d:` represents the entire disk. Because we want to
-allocate the entire NetBSD MBR partition to RAID, and because `a:` resides
-within the bounds of `c:`, the `a:` and `c:` slices have same size and offset
-values and sizes. The offset must start at a track boundary (an increment of
-sectors matching the sectors/track value in the disk label). On sparc64 however,
-`c:` represents the entire NetBSD partition in the Sun disk label and `d:` is
-not reserved. Also note that sparc64's `c:` and `a:` require no offset from the
-beginning of the disk, however if they should need to be, the offset must start
-at a cylinder boundary (an increment of sectors matching the sectors/cylinder
+*Note*: On i386, the `c:` and `d:` slices are reserved. `c:` represents the 
+NetBSD portion of the disk. `d:` represents the entire disk. Because we want to 
+allocate the entire NetBSD MBR partition to RAID, and because `a:` resides 
+within the bounds of `c:`, the `a:` and `c:` slices have same size and offset 
+values. The offset must start at a track boundary (an increment of sectors 
+matching the sectors/track value in the disk label). On sparc64 however, `c:` 
+represents the entire NetBSD partition in the Sun disk label and `d:` is not 
+reserved. Also note that sparc64's `c:` and `a:` require no offset from the 
+beginning of the disk, however if they should need to be, the offset must start 
+at a cylinder boundary (an increment of sectors matching the sectors/cylinder 
 value).
 
 ### Initializing the RAID Device