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File systems documentation uploaded

January 28, 2006 · About 1 minute ·

The file systems documentation I described yesterday has been uploaded to NetBSD's website alongside with all the documentation.

You can read the official announcement or go straight to the book! You'll notice that it is now prettier than the version posted yesterday because it properly uses NetBSD's stylesheet.
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