--- wikisrc/zfs.mdwn	2020/03/02 00:09:25	1.12
+++ wikisrc/zfs.mdwn	2020/03/02 00:16:06	1.13
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # ZFS on NetBSD
 
 This page attempts to do two things: provide enough orientation and
-pointers to dstandard ZFS documentation for NetBSD users who are new to
+pointers to standard ZFS documentation for NetBSD users who are new to
 ZFS, and to describe NetBSD-specific ZFS information.  It is
 emphatically not a tutorial or an introduction to ZFS.
 
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ problems.  If one wants to use ZFS, firs
 unlikely that anyone is interested in helping, other than telling you
 to upgrade to 9.
 
-(Reports of how well NetBDS 8 works are welcome on netbsd-users, if it
+(Reports of how well NetBSD 8 works are welcome on netbsd-users, if it
 can actually be recommended for use.)
 
 ## NetBSD 9
@@ -76,11 +76,11 @@ One can make a ccd using a zvol as a com
 GPT label from the zvol, which is useful in case the zvol had been
 exported via iscsi and some other system created a label.
 
-## things that aren't suported yet
+## things that aren't supported yet
 
 \todo hotswap (maybe - not clear exactly what this means)
 
-\todo direct boot into zfs root (via bootblocks reading zfs)
+\todo direct boot into zfs root (via boot blocks reading zfs)
 
 ## Architectures
 
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ and report.)
 ## rc.conf
 
 The main configuration is to put zfs=YES in rc.conf, so that the rc.d
-scripts bring up ZFS and mount ZFS filesystems.
+scripts bring up ZFS and mount ZFS file systems.
 
 ## legacy vs ? mount points
 
@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ this seems to have something to do with 
 
 ## mount order
 
-NetBSD 9 mounts other filesystems and then ZFS filesystems.  This can
+NetBSD 9 mounts other file systems and then ZFS file systems.  This can
 be a problem if /usr/pkgsrc is on ZFS and /usr/pkgsrc/distfiles is on
 NFS.  A workaround is to use noauto and do the mounts in
 /etc/rc.local.