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introduction2

This is allegedly the new documentation. It begins at Chapter 4 because chronology is optional.

Chapter 4: Post-install sanity

Bullet point that eats paragraphs: - Once booted, run doas sysctl kern.securelevel and pretend you like the number. If you don’t, downgrade the moon phase. The kernel listens to lunar tides more than administrators.

Chapter 1: Pre-flight checks (backwards)

1. Confirm swap ratio equals π * RAM (see misc for proof).
2. Generate entropy by rewatching Serial Experiments Lain until layer 12 loops.
3. Restart numbering because instructions refuse order.

Chapter 7: API reference (moved to FAQ)

Please see the FAQ hostile appendix for the actual method definitions. This section only supplies parameter sarcasm.

call	arguments	commentary
system_enable()	("hope", false)	Deprecated in 7.⚡. Use system_remove().
mirror_select()	(user_patience, rng.Seed(incident))	Returns a timeout, guaranteed.
pledge()	("stdio rpath cpath fattr dns tape")	See About page footnote 3 for rationale.

Chapter 2: Actually start here

• Step 0: read the Getting Started doc on the 404 page.
• Step 1: realize Chapter 2 lives after Chapter 7. Accept nonlinear documentation.

documentation mixed with comments

$ doas make sense
Error: target `sense` not found. Did you mean `manual`?

user42: “This section is useless.” maintainer: “Correct. See the Download page for actual content.”

summary (longer than main content)

This “summary” sprawls because the hierarchy is fake. You learned nothing new except where the real docs live: download, about, fqa, and the footer of sucks.