fix minor typos in Antares-RAID-sparcLinux-HOWTO.sgml

LDP/howto/linuxdoc/Antares-RAID-sparcLinux-HOWTO/Antares-RAID-sparcLinux-HOWTO.sgml

@@ -485,7 +485,7 @@ Choosing the brand and capacity of the drives that will form the hard drive
 
 Before diving into the RAID configuration I need to define a few terms.
 <itemize>
-<item>&dquot;RaidRunner&dquot; is the name given to the the 5070 controller board.
+<item>&dquot;RaidRunner&dquot; is the name given to the 5070 controller board.
 <item>&dquot;Husky&dquot; is the name given to the shell which produces the &dquot;:raid;&dquot;
  command prompt. It is a command language interpreter that executes commands
  read from the standard input or from a file. Husky is a scaled down model of
@@ -1004,7 +1004,7 @@ Q
 &lt;Figure 12: The RaidSets
  screen of the GUI showing the newly configured RAID 5&gt;
 
-<item>Press Q to exit the RaidSet screen and return to the the Main screen
+<item>Press Q to exit the RaidSet screen and return to the Main screen
 <item>Press Q to &lsqb;Q&rsqb;uit agui and exit to the husky prompt.
 <item>type &dquot;reboot&dquot; then press enter. This will reboot the RaidRunner
  (not the host machine.)
@@ -1226,7 +1226,7 @@ This is the easiest way to install the RAID since the RedHat installer
 IMPORTANT NOTE: you may see a small SCSI
  drive ( usually &tilde;128 MB) on the list of available drives. DO NOT select
  this drive for use. It is the SMON communication channel NOT a drive. If setup
- tries to use it it will hang the installer.
+ tries to use it the installer will hang.
 <item>Thats it, the installation program takes care of everything else !!
 </enum>
 <sect>Maintenance
@@ -1318,7 +1318,7 @@ After you have replaced the bad drive you must re-integrate it into the
 Where &lt;name&gt; is whatever you named the raid set and &lt;backend&gt;
  is the ID of the backend that is being re-integrated into the RAID. If a spare
  was in use it will be automatically returned to the spares pool. Be patient,
- reconstruction can take a few minutes minutes to several hours depending on
+ reconstruction can take a few minutes to several hours depending on
  the RAID level and the size. Fortunately, you can use the RAID as you normally
  would during this process. 
 
@@ -1496,7 +1496,7 @@ This  device reconstruction will take anywhere from 10 minutes to one and
 During device reconstruction, pairs of numbers will be  printed  indicating
   each  10&percnt;  of  data  reconstructed.  The pairs of numbers are separated
  by a slash character, the first number being the number of blocks reconstructed
- so far and the second being the number number of blocks to be reconstructed.
+ so far and the second being the number of blocks to be reconstructed.
  Further status about the rebuild can be gained from running rebuild.
 
 
@@ -2207,7 +2207,7 @@ echo &dollar;k
  and bind_point/ctl are the data and control channels for the fifo. Data written
  to the bind_point/data file is available for reading from the same file in
  a first-in first-out basis. A write of x bytes to the bind_point/data file
- will either complete and and transfer all the data, or will  transfer  sufficient
+ will either complete and transfer all the data, or will  transfer  sufficient
  bytes until the fifo buffer is full then block until data is removed from the
  fifo buffer by reading. A read of x bytes from the bind_point/data file will
  transfer the lessor of the current amount of data in the fifo buffer or x bytes.
@@ -3400,7 +3400,7 @@ mstargd performs its monitoring
 <item>3, LOGICAL UNIT HAS NOT SELF-CONFIGURED YET, 0x3e, 0x00
 <item>4, LOGICAL UNIT HAS FAILED SELF-CONFIGURATION, 0x4c, 0x00
 <item>stargd's spin state is used to describe the condition of the  tar­ get
-  whilst  is  is  NOT READY. When stargd is not ready to accept SCSI-2 medium
+  whilst  it  is  NOT READY. When stargd is not ready to accept SCSI-2 medium
  access commands it returns a CHECK CONDITION  status to  all  medium  access
   commands,  sets the mode sense key to NOT READY and the additional mode sense
  code  and  code  qualifier  to values  depending  in  the  spin  state  value.
@@ -3428,7 +3428,7 @@ mstargd performs its monitoring
 <itemize>
 <item>pid: This is the process identifier of the K9 process  whose  run-queue
  priority is to change.
-<item>priority: This the the priority to set. Priorities range from 0 (lowest)
+<item>priority: This is the priority to set. Priorities range from 0 (lowest)
  to 9 (highest).
 </itemize>
 <item>SEE ALSO: K9setpriority
@@ -5369,7 +5369,7 @@ This device reconstruction will take anywhere from 10 minutes to one and
  amount of activity the host is generating. During  device reconstruction, pairs
  of numbers will be printed indicating each 10&percnt; of data reconstructed.
  The pairs of numbers are separated by a slash character, the first number being
- the number of blocks reconstructed so far and the second being the number number
+ the number of blocks reconstructed so far and the second being the number
  of blocks to be reconstructed.  Further status about the rebuild can be gained
  from running rebuild. Checks are made to ensure that the raid set is running,
  the spare works, and that there is no failure  of  the spare during reconstruction.
@@ -5405,7 +5405,7 @@ This device reconstruction will take anywhere from 10 minutes to one and
  device reconstruction, pairs of numbers will be printed indicating each 10&percnt;
  of data reconstructed. The pairs of numbers are separated by a slash character,
  the first number being the number of blocks reconstructed so far and the second
- being the number number of blocks to be reconstructed.  Further status about
+ being the number of blocks to be reconstructed.  Further status about
  the rebuild can be gained from running rebuild. Checks are made to ensure that
  the raid set is running, the backend works, and that there is no failure of
  the backend during reconstruction.
@@ -6024,7 +6024,7 @@ The following two examples show the transfer of the raid binary and the
  a serial number. A serial number may only be set once, there after any attempt
  to set another one will be ignored and  the current  serial  number  printed.
    If the serial number has to be re-set then the flashram needs to be reblown
- as if it were brand new.  Note that when setting the the serial number for
+ as if it were brand new.  Note that when setting the serial number for
  the first time,  the exact  format  of the command is very important.  There
  will be exactly one space after the the command 'Sno',  after which the next
  12 printable characters are taken as the serial number.  If there are less
@@ -6925,7 +6925,7 @@ ranklist  a comma separated list of rank id's (scsi id's) for which the
  read the host operating system will allow. In this case, the host operating
  system will break the application's read up into  smaller  reads.  stargd can
  trigger on a certain discontinuous read (by specifying a size in blocks - nread)
- and will prefetch  prefetch  the rest of the application read (nrlen). For
+ and will prefetch the rest of the application read (nrlen). For
  example, if an application performs a read of 304 blocks on a host operating
  system which has a maximum read size of 128 blocks, then you could set the
  -nr arguments nread:nrlen to 128:304 which will cause stargd to, when it sees