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The NetBSD Guide was originally written by Federico Lupi who managed the sources, coordinated updates, and merged all contributions on his own. Since then, it has been updated and maintained by the NetBSD www team. The Guide has progressed thanks to the contributions of many people who have volunteered their time and effort, supplied material and sent in suggestions and corrections.
Federico's original credits are:
Paulo Aukar
Grant Beattie, converted to XML DocBook.
Manolo De Santis, Audio Chapter
Eric Delcamp, Boot Floppies
Hubert Feyrer, who contributed the Introduction to TCP/IP Networking in Chapter 20, Introduction to TCP/IP Networking including Next generation Internet protocol - IPv6 and the section on getting IPv6 Connectivity & Transition via 6to4 in Section 25.4, “IPv6 Connectivity & Transition via 6to4”. He also helped with the SGML to XML transition.
Jason R. Fink
Daniel de Kok, audio and linux chapters fixes.
Reinoud Koornstra, CVS chapter and rebuilding
/dev in the Misc chapter.
Brian A. Seklecki <lavalamp@burghcom.com> who
contributed the CCD Chapter.
Guillain Seuillot
Martti Kuparinen, RAIDframe documentation.
David Magda
This document is currently maintained by the NetBSD www team. Thanks to their efforts, the document is kept up to date and available online at all times. In addition, special thanks go to (in alphabetical order):
Hubert Feyrer, for getting the guide up to speed for NetBSD 2.0, and for making numerous improvements to all chapters.
Jason R. Fink, for maintaining this document and integrating changes.
Andreas Hallman, for his information in Section 25.4.10, “Tunneling 6to4 through an IPFilter firewall”.
Daniel de Kok, for constant contributions of new chapters, maintenance of existing chapters and his translation work.
Hiroki Sato, for allowing us to build PDF and PS versions of this document.
Jan Schaumann, for maintenance work and www/htdocs managment.
Lubomir Sedlacik, for some details on using CGD for swap in Section 14.5, “Suggestions and Warnings”.
Dag-Erling Smørgrav, for the article on Chapter 17, Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM). See Section D.3.2, “Networks Associates Technology's license on the PAM article” for the license accompanying license.
Florian Stöhr, for Section 14.4, “Example: encrypted CDs/DVDs”.
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