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On Mon, Mar 10, 2003 at 01:09:19PM -0800, jmglov@incogen.com wrote:
> $ man rc.conf | grep -n -A 1 -e poffd
> 439:     poffd     'YES' or 'NO'. Runs poffd(8) x68k shutdown daemon (only
> 440-               for NetBSD/x86k. Passes poffd_flags.
> 
> Line 440 should read:
> 
> 440-               for NetBSD/x68k. Passes poffd_flags.

Myabe I'm blind, but I don't see a difference. Were you trying to
insert the parenthesis?

If so, doing this:

> man rc.conf | grep -n -A 1 -e poffd

... on my not-so-very-current produces:

443:     poffd           `YES' or `NO'.  Runs poffd(8) x68k shutdown daemon (only
444-                     for NetBSD/x86k).  Passes poffd_flags.

So I think it's covered.

Does a grammar typo really warrant a pullup to netbsd-1-6?

- -- 
gabriel rosenkoetter
gr@eclipsed.net
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