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(define (toc-depth nd)
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;; more depth, 2 levels, to toc, instead of flat hierarchy
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2)
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</style-specification-body>
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280500: Released. Added examples for diagrams
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050600: Clarified intent, added acknowledgements and note on conventions, moved samples to the end, added table sample, added small section on style
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190600: Updated and corrected copyright section
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240700: Added Troubleshooting section, cleaned up Getting Help and Bits and Pieces, fixed typo
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The line below ends the comments section.
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<title>HOWTO-template for big HOWTOs <!-- insert your title here -->
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<author>Stein Gjoen, <tt/sgjoen@nyx.net/ <!-- insert your name here -->
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<date>v0.04 , 19 June 2000 <!-- always have a version number and a date -->
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<date>v0.05, 24 July 2000 <!-- always have a version number and a date -->
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<abstract> <!-- the abstract: a short and precise description -->
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<nidx>template</nidx> <!-- add indexing keywords as you go along -->
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<!-- nidx means the indexed word is not in output of main text, only in the index -->
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This is a fully working template for big HOWTOs. The source contains
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fully described slots to make a convenient framework for you to fill in
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for making your own HOWTO, suggesting some names, conventions and contents
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<sect>Introduction
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<p>
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<nidx>disk!introduction</nidx>
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<nidx>template!introduction</nidx> <!-- here introduction is a sub entry of template, exclamationamrk is separator -->
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<em>My comments to the reader is in this style (emphasized)</em>.
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Example lines are in plain roman style.
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<em>Note that extra comments and advice is found in comments
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<sect1>Credits
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<p>
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<em>It is always nice to acknowledge people who help you with inputs, it
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is also regarded by mane as important in the Linux world new economy</em>
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is also regarded by many as important in the Linux world new economy</em>
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In this version I have the pleasure of acknowledging
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This is the place to explain it all, if applicable.</em>
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<sect>Troubleshooting <label id="troubleshooting">
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<p>
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<nidx>(your index root)!troubleshooting</nidx>
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<em>Many problems can be solved by a simple structured approach,
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analysing the symptoms, finding the cause and determining the
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solution. The following is an exerpts from the Multi Disk HOWTO.</em>
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<sect1>During Installation
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<sect2>Locating Disks
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<p>
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<descrip>
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<tag/Symptoms/Cannot find disk
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<tag/Problem/How to find what drive letter corresponds to what disk/partition
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<tag/Solution/Remember Linux does not use drive letters but device names. More
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information can be found in section "Drive names".
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</descrip>
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<p>
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<descrip>
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<tag/Symptoms/Cannot partition disk
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<tag/Problem/Most likely wrong input to the command line for <tt/fdisk/ or similar tool.
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<tag/Solution/Remember to use <tt>/dev/hda</tt> rather than just <tt>hda</tt>. Also
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do not use numbers behind <tt>hda</tt>, those indicate partitions.
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</descrip>
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<sect2>Formatting
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<p>
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<descrip>
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<tag/Symptoms/Cannot format disk.
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<tag/Problem/Strictly speaking you format partitions not disks.
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<tag/Solution/Make sure you add the partition number after the device name
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of the disk, for instance <tt>/dev/hda1</tt> to the command line.
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</descrip>
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<sect>Further Information
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<p>
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<nidx>(your index root)!information resources</nidx>
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<sect>Getting Help
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<p>
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<nidx>(your index root)!assistance, obtaining</nidx>
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<em>Your reader might still end up in a situation where extra help is
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needed from someone else, perhaps on the net. In order to get fast and
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efficient help it is best first to get some details on your system.
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What details matter depends on type of problem. For disk problems you
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need to know the disk controllers etc, for networking problems you
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have to know what ethernet card is used and version of drivers etc.
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Here is the place to suggest what details to have ready when asking
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for help.</em>
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In the end you might find yourself unable to solve your problems and need
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help from someone else. The most efficient way is either to ask someone
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<sect>Bits and Pieces <label id="bits-n-pieces">
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<p>
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<nidx>disk!miscellaneous</nidx>
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This is basically a section where I stuff all the bits I have not yet
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<em>This is basically a section where I stuff all the bits I have not yet
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decided where should go, yet that I feel is worth knowing about. It is
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a kind of transient area.
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a kind of transient area.</em>
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<sect>Examples
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<p>
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