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@@ -87,9 +87,7 @@ Test your setup with `host`, `dig` and so on. Check for a running `named` proces
 
 **libevent removal** - Any previously installed applications depending on the `libevent` library in base will require recompilation, as this library is no longer supplied as standard.
 
-**VirtualBox, Virtual PC, and VMWare users** - Unless your virtual hard disk is 50G or larger, we recommend
-doing a UFS install and not the default HAMMER install.  We also recommend installing from the CD ISO
-and not the DVD ISO.
+**VirtualBox, Virtual PC, and VMWare users** - Unless your virtual hard disk is 50G or larger, we recommend doing a UFS install and not the default HAMMER install.  We also recommend installing from the CD ISO and not the GUI IMG.  A more serious installation should use HAMMER with at least a 50G disk image and can install from the GUI IMG.
 
 **Virtual PC users** - Virtual PC does not supply serial numbers for the virtual disks.  The system may need to be manually directed in the boot loader if the disk identifier changes.  (Hit ? in the boot loader for a list of available volumes.)
 
@@ -100,7 +98,7 @@ and not the DVD ISO.
 > ### Kernel changes
 * dsched, an IO Scheduler framework and dsched_fq, a Fair Queuing I/O scheduler policy.
 * Device Mapper imported from NetBSD.
-* stripe and crypt targets for the Device Mapper.
+* stripe and crypt targets for the Device Mapper (stripe is further enhanced as well).
 * select(2), poll(2) and kqueue/kevent(2) implementations were unified on top of the existing kqueue implementation.
 * Device polling API's and selrecord/selwakeup were dropped, in favor of kqueue's knote API, simplifying device implementation.
 * LWKT tokens reworked to improve efficiency, especially in recursive scenarios.
@@ -108,7 +106,9 @@ and not the DVD ISO.
 * VM: Idle time page zeroing.
 * Major update of pf from OpenBSD 3.5 to 4.2, keeping DragonFly specific additions (support for pickups and fairq).
 * Network socket flags were made atomic.
-* Additional portions of the network stack were removed from under the MPLOCK.
+* Many minor bug fixes and improvements to HAMMER.
+* HAMMER now has a catastrophic recovery utility.
+* Additional major portions of the network stack were removed from under the MPLOCK.
 * Major performance improvements to softcrypto on SMP systems.
 * kern_udev - A framework to associate optional information with device nodes.
 * initrd (initial ramdisk/malloc disk) support.