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1  <!DOCTYPE debiandoc PUBLIC "-//DebianDoc//DTD DebianDoc//EN" [  <!DOCTYPE debiandoc PUBLIC "-//DebianDoc//DTD DebianDoc//EN" [
2    <!entity % dynamicdata  SYSTEM "../dynamic.ent"       > %dynamicdata;    <!entity % dynamicdata  SYSTEM "../dynamic.ent"       > %dynamicdata;
3    <!entity % shareddata   SYSTEM "../release-notes.ent" > %shareddata;    <!entity % shareddata   SYSTEM "../release-notes.ent" > %shareddata;
4    <!entity docid "$Id: release-notes.en.sgml,v 1.214 2007-04-01 12:20:29 fjp Exp $">    <!entity docid "$Id: release-notes.en.sgml,v 1.215 2007-04-01 12:50:54 fjp Exp $">
5  ]>  ]>
6    
7  <!-- Be careful with automatic reformatting. Please note that the indentation  <!-- Be careful with automatic reformatting. Please note that the indentation
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337         you can install SELinux using:         you can install SELinux using:
338         <example>         <example>
339  # aptitude install selinux-basics  # aptitude install selinux-basics
340  </example></p>         </example></p>
341    
342         <p>Note that SELinux support is not enabled by default. If you want to         <p>Note that SELinux support is not enabled by default. If you want to
343         secure your system using SELinux, you will need to enable it by adding         secure your system using SELinux, you will need to enable it by adding
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589               More information on language coverage is available at the               More information on language coverage is available at the
590               <url id="&url-d-i-i18n;" name="d-i languages list">.               <url id="&url-d-i-i18n;" name="d-i languages list">.
591               </p></item>               </p></item>
592    
593               <tag>Simplified localization and timezone selection</tag>               <tag>Simplified localization and timezone selection</tag>
594               <item><p>Configuration of language, countries and timezones               <item><p>Configuration of language, countries and timezones
595               have been simplified to reduce the amount of information               have been simplified to reduce the amount of information
# Line 930  release: architectures: Line 930  release: architectures:
930  # aptitude search 'i~M &lt;package name&gt;'  # aptitude search 'i~M &lt;package name&gt;'
931  </example></p>  </example></p>
932          </sect>          </sect>
933    
934          <sect id="upgrade-process"><heading>Preparing sources for APT</heading>          <sect id="upgrade-process"><heading>Preparing sources for APT</heading>
935    
936            <p>Before starting the upgrade you must set up <package/apt/'s            <p>Before starting the upgrade you must set up <package/apt/'s
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1654            replaced by the new 486 flavor.</p>            replaced by the new 486 flavor.</p>
1655          </sect1>          </sect1>
1656  ]]>  ]]>
1657    
1658          <sect1 id="device-reorder"><heading>Device enumeration reordering</heading>          <sect1 id="device-reorder"><heading>Device enumeration reordering</heading>
1659            <p>&releasename; features a more robust mechanism for hardware discovery            <p>&releasename; features a more robust mechanism for hardware discovery
1660            than previous releases. However, this may cause changes in the            than previous releases. However, this may cause changes in the
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1757             select exactly one device for console output, input, and standard             select exactly one device for console output, input, and standard
1758             error.  Then do a cold reset so the changes take             error.  Then do a cold reset so the changes take
1759             effect.</p>             effect.</p>
1760    
1761             <p>For the MP console, be careful to select the device with             <p>For the MP console, be careful to select the device with
1762             "Acpi(HWP0002,700)/Pci(...)/Uart" in the path.</p></item>             "Acpi(HWP0002,700)/Pci(...)/Uart" in the path.</p></item>
1763            </list></p>            </list></p>
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1777            "formal" upgrade is complete, but there are some other things            "formal" upgrade is complete, but there are some other things
1778            that should be taken care of <em/before/ the next reboot.</p>            that should be taken care of <em/before/ the next reboot.</p>
1779    
1780    <![ %sparc [
1781            <sect1 id="missingdrivers"><heading>Possible missing drivers in initrd</heading>
1782              <p>The &releasename; kernels do not yet have full sysfs support for
1783              the native sparc sbus. <package/initramfs-tools/ relies on this to
1784              include drivers for disk controllers in the initrd. If a driver is
1785              not included in the initrd, your system may fail to boot.
1786              <p>If your system uses the <tt/esp/ or <tt/qlogicpti/ module to
1787              access your hard disks, you will need that module in
1788              <file>/etc/initramfs-tools/modules</file> and regenerate the initrd
1789              before you reboot your system. The initrd can be regenerated using:
1790              <example>
1791    # update-initramfs -u -k all
1792              </example></p>
1793    ]]>
1794    
1795    <![ %hppa [
1796            <sect1 id="missingdrivers"><heading>Possible missing drivers in initrd</heading>
1797              <p>The &releasename; kernels do not yet have full sysfs support for
1798              the native HP bus. <package/initramfs-tools/ relies on this to
1799              include drivers for disk controllers in the initrd. If a driver is
1800              not included in the initrd, your system may fail to boot.
1801              <p>If your system uses the <tt/lasi700/ or <tt/zalon7xx/ module to
1802              access your hard disks, you will need that module in
1803              <file>/etc/initramfs-tools/modules</file> and regenerate the initrd
1804              before you reboot your system. The initrd can be regenerated using:
1805              <example>
1806    # update-initramfs -u -k all
1807              </example></p>
1808    ]]>
1809    
1810  <![ %i386-amd64 [  <![ %i386-amd64 [
1811          <sect1 id="rerunlilo"><heading>Rerun lilo</heading>          <sect1 id="rerunlilo"><heading>Rerun lilo</heading>
1812    

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