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When I make clean website, the platform links don't work in w3m, but I copied the link syntax from a page that works.

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ziaee requested review of this revision.Dec 21 2025, 5:55 PM
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ziaee retitled this revision from hardware: Try to fix links to hardware: Fix platform and support tier links.Dec 22 2025, 5:23 AM
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fix links, copy now hopefully good links to the template

You have implicit approval from doceng for these types of changes (fixing of incorrect links) according to the commiters guide.

website/archetypes/release/hardware.adoc
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Correct link for powerpc arch is:
link:/platforms/ppc[FreeBSD/powerpc64le]

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Correct link for powerpc arch is:
link:/platforms/ppc[FreeBSD/powerpc64]

website/content/en/releases/15.0R/hardware.adoc
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Correct link for powerpc arch is:
link:/platforms/ppc[FreeBSD/powerpc64le]

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Correct link for powerpc arch is:
link:/platforms/ppc[FreeBSD/powerpc64]

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Tue, Feb 17, 4:12 AM
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You have implicit approval from doceng for these types of changes

I know, I made this review because I still don't fully understand the links. I actually knowingly put the wrong links without review also in the first place as placeholders.

Thanks for the reviews!

You have implicit approval from doceng for these types of changes

I know, I made this review because I still don't fully understand the links. I actually knowingly put the wrong links without review also in the first place as placeholders.

Thanks for the reviews!

crossref is macro defined in Ruby language in file shared/lib/InterDocumentReferencesMacro/extension.rb - it is the link inside of the document. Tecnicaly it works (and generates not what expected), link is correct macro in this context.
Other directories has definitions for extref, man, package and git. Directory shared is available both for website and documentation.