("SMP",) should be ("SMP"), the whole sentence is like this: If you are installing Gentoo Linux on a system with more than one processor ("SMP",) then you should type smp instead of gentoo at the prompt. It should be: If you are installing Gentoo Linux on a system with more than one processor ("SMP"), then you should type smp instead of gentoo at the prompt. Please let someone fix this, those spellingmistakes defenately look not nice on a 1.4 release!
There is more of this. I just paste the wrong sentence here, I asume a search option in the document can be used to find this sentence quickly. Under Linux, we create filesystems by using a special command called mkfs (or mke2fs, mkreiserfs, etc,) specifying a particular block device as a command-line argument. --> note the etc,) part which should be etc), Note: This section is for those continuing a stage1 install or starting at stage2. If this is not you (ie. you're using a stage3,) then skip this section. --> note stage3,) which should be stage3),
hehe, there was one more spelling mistake in one of the lines above here. I wrote: Under Linux, we create filesystems by using a special command called mkfs (or mke2fs, mkreiserfs, etc,) specifying a particular block device as a command-line argument. --> note the etc,) part which should be etc), "--> note the etc,) part which should be etc)," is what I wrote. This is also wrong, an extra dot (.) is needed after etc. The right thing looks like this: Under Linux, we create filesystems by using a special command called mkfs (or mke2fs, mkreiserfs, etc.), specifying a particular block device as a command-line argument.
Starting a big review on such inconsistencies...
Fixed
