kde/kreleasenotes/C/kreleasenotes.xml fix

[Bhuvaneswaran]

Hello,

I'm unable to validate kde/kreleasenotes/C/kreleasenotes.xml. The
error is as follows:

<error>
kde/kreleasenotes/C/kreleasenotes.xml:29: element sect1: validity
error : Element sect1 content does not follow the DTD, expecting
(sect1info? , (title , subtitle? ,
.
.
kde/kreleasenotes/C/kreleasenotes.xml:174: element varlistentry:
validity error : Element varlistentry content does not follow the DTD,
expecting (term+ , listitem), got (term )
.
.
Document kde/kreleasenotes/C/kreleasenotes.xml does not validate
</error>

I debugged and found it was due to following aspects:

  * Couple of varlistentry tags miss listitem entry.
  * sect1, sect3, sect3 are misused.

I've attached one patch to fix all these issues. I've mentioned 'To be
written ..' for all missing listitem entries. Please verify and apply
it, thankx much. Should you require further details, please contact
me.
--
Regards,
Bhuvaneswaran
www.symonds.net/~bhuvan/
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Index: kreleasenotes.xml
===================================================================
--- kreleasenotes.xml	(revision 1996)
+++ kreleasenotes.xml	(working copy)
@@ -26,8 +26,7 @@
 				  </author> </authorgroup>
 			 
 		  </articleinfo>
-		  <sect1 id="document" status="review">
-		  <sect2 id="releasenotes-introduction" status="review">
+		  <sect1 id="releasenotes-introduction" status="review">
 			  <title>Introduction</title>
 			  <para>
 				  Kubuntu is a GNU/Linux distribution for your desktop or server, with a fast and easy install, regular releases,
@@ -43,11 +42,11 @@
 			  <para>
 				  We hope you enjoy the release of Kubuntu 5.10
 			  </para>
-		  </sect2>
-		  <sect2 id="releasenotes-new" status="help">
+		  </sect1>
+		  <sect1 id="releasenotes-new" status="help">
 			  <title>What's New</title>
 			  <para>Here's what's new with Kubuntu 5.10</para>
-			  <sect3 status="review">
+			  <sect2 status="review">
 				  <title>On the Desktop </title>
 				  <variablelist>
 					  <varlistentry>
@@ -167,29 +166,44 @@
 						  </listitem>
 					  </varlistentry>
 				  </variablelist>
-			  </sect3>
-			  <sect3>
+			  </sect2>
+			  <sect2>
 				  <title>On the Server</title>
 				  <variablelist>
 					  <varlistentry>
 						  <term> PHP5 </term>
+						  <listitem>
+							  <para>To be written ...</para>
+						  </listitem>
 					  </varlistentry>
 					  <varlistentry>
 						  <term>LVM Volumes</term>
+						  <listitem>
+							  <para>To be written ...</para>
+						  </listitem>
 					  </varlistentry>
 					  <varlistentry>
 						  <term>Support for thin client devices</term>
+						  <listitem>
+							  <para>To be written ...</para>
+						  </listitem>
 					  </varlistentry>
 					  <varlistentry>
 						  <term>Support for 4 GB of RAM</term>
+						  <listitem>
+							  <para>To be written ...</para>
+						  </listitem>
 					  </varlistentry>
 				  </variablelist>
-			  </sect3>
-			  <sect3>
+			  </sect2>
+			  <sect2>
 				  <title>Hardware Support Improvements</title>
 				  <variablelist>
 					  <varlistentry>
 						  <term>Linux 2.6.12.6</term>
+						  <listitem>
+							  <para>To be written ...</para>
+						  </listitem>
 					  </varlistentry>
 					  <varlistentry>
 						  <term>Changes for laptop users</term>
@@ -226,30 +240,30 @@
 						  </listitem>
 					  </varlistentry>
 				  </variablelist>
-			  </sect3>
+			  </sect2>
 			  
-		  </sect2>
-		  <sect2>
+		  </sect1>
+		  <sect1>
 			  <title>Downloading and Installing</title>
-			  <sect3>
+			  <sect2>
 				  <title>Where do I download Kubuntu 5.10?</title>
 				  <para>
 					  Kubuntu 5.10 can be download from <ulink url="http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/5.10">http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/5.10</ulink> and
 					  then burned onto a writable CD
 				  </para>
-			  </sect3>
-			  <sect3>
+			  </sect2>
+			  <sect2>
 				  <title> How do I install Kubuntu 5.10?</title>
 				  <para>
 					  It is extremly easy to install Kubuntu 5.10.  Make sure your computer can boot
 					  from a CD-ROM, insert the CD-ROM and then follow the screens.
 				  </para>
-			  </sect3>
-		  </sect2>
-		  <sect2 id="releasenotes-upgradenotes" status="writing">
+			  </sect2>
+		  </sect1>
+		  <sect1 id="releasenotes-upgradenotes" status="writing">
 			  <!-- Jonathan Jesse: Writing this Part -->
 			  <title>Upgrade Notes</title>
-			  <sect3 id="upgradenotes-pre" status="writing">
+			  <sect2 id="upgradenotes-pre" status="writing">
 				  <title>Pre-Upgrade</title>
 				  <para>The easiest way to make the switch between Hoary HedgeHog and Breezy
 					  Badger is to simply change the source list that is currently being used.
@@ -266,17 +280,17 @@
 					  for a response on whether or not these need to be installed.  Answer yes to the 
 					  question and sit back while Brezy Badger is installed.
 				  </para>
-			  </sect3>
-			  <sect3 id="upgradenotes-post" status="help">
+			  </sect2>
+			  <sect2 id="upgradenotes-post" status="help">
 				  <title>Post-Upgrade</title>
 				  <para>After the upgrade is finished, logout to restart your session
 					  with the new version of KDE and everything else upgraded.  No reboot
 					  necessary.</para>
 				  
-			  </sect3>
-		  </sect2>
+			  </sect2>
+		  </sect1>
 		  
-		  <sect2 id="reporting-problems" status="help">
+		  <sect1 id="reporting-problems" status="help">
 			  <title>Reporting Problems</title>
 			  <itemizedlist>
 				  <listitem>
@@ -285,8 +299,8 @@
 						 </para>
 				  </listitem>
 			  </itemizedlist>
-		  </sect2>
-		  <sect2 id="releasenotes-credits" status="help">
+		  </sect1>
+		  <sect1 id="releasenotes-credits" status="help">
 			  <title>Credits</title>
 			  <itemizedlist>
 				  <listitem>
@@ -296,6 +310,5 @@
 						  Williams</para>
 				  </listitem>
 			  </itemizedlist>
-		  </sect2>
 		  </sect1>
 	  </article>