--- wikisrc/guide/updating.mdwn 2013/03/01 11:47:21 1.1 +++ wikisrc/guide/updating.mdwn 2013/03/01 11:49:18 1.2 @@ -14,9 +14,7 @@ available. The chapter starts by showing like, and proceeds to describe some of automation tools that simplify the process. -### Note - -*Please remember to check +**Note**: Please remember to check [src/UPDATING](http://cvsweb.NetBSD.org/bsdweb.cgi/src/UPDATING) for the latest changes and special instructions that may be involved in upgrading the system.* @@ -115,13 +113,11 @@ Optionally reboot to ensure all running # /usr/sbin/etcupdate -s /usr/src -### Note - -In the procedure above, the `-u` option indicates an update process, and that a -`make clean` operation should not be run before starting the build. This is -useful when doing an update from a previous build and/or a fresh build. The -`-U` option allows the entire build by a non-root user followed with an install -by root. +**Note**: In the procedure above, the `-u` option indicates an update process, +and that a `make clean` operation should not be run before starting the build. +This is useful when doing an update from a previous build and/or a fresh build. +The `-U` option allows the entire build by a non-root user followed with an +install by root. ## Using sysinst @@ -217,9 +213,10 @@ to do the following as root: After this, the default configuration file of sysbuild will let you place the files in these locations and let you do unprivileged builds. -*Note*: If you have an an encrypted home partition, or another "special" -filesystem you store your sources on, you should backup them! In case of a -failed build you might want to have access to them. +**Note**: If you have an an encrypted home partition, or another "special" +filesystem you store your sources on, you should backup them somehwere you can +easily access them! In case of a failed build you might want to rebuild without +being able to access an encrypted partition. ### Tweak: Setting up nightly builds