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 NetBSD has preliminary support for NVIDIA hardware via the `nouveau(4)`
 DRM/KMS kernel driver ported from Linux 3.15, and all the same userland
 components as for Linux -- the `libdrm` library, the `libdrm_nouveau`
 library, the `xf86-video-nouveau` X.org video driver, and the Mesa
 `nouveau_dri.so` GL driver.
 
-On NetBSD 7, the kernel driver `nouveau(4)` is available on i386 and
-amd64, but disabled by default.  Most bug fixes are pulled up to the
-netbsd-7 branch,   The userland components are not
+On NetBSD 7, the kernel driver `nouveau(4)` is available on `i386` and
+`amd64`, but disabled by default.  Most bug fixes are pulled up to the
+`netbsd-7` branch.   The userland components are not
 available in the standard distribution sets, though they are available
-through pkgsrc in x11/xf86-video-nouveau and graphics/MesaLib.
+through pkgsrc in `x11/xf86-video-nouveau` and `graphics/MesaLib`.
 
 On NetBSD-current, the kernel driver `nouveau(4)` is enabled by default
 in the `i386/GENERIC`, `amd64/GENERIC`, and `evbarm/TEGRA` kernel
@@ -27,3 +31,5 @@ prompt by booting with `boot -c` and then typing `disable nouveau` and
     userconf> disable nouveau
     userconf> quit
     ...
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+If you have any NetBSD-specific questions, ask on the tech-x11 mailing list.