Re: [PATCH v3 1/2] Add optional nbd:// io space support

[Jose E. Marchesi]

    diff --git a/HACKING b/HACKING
    index ed8f46ab..2a62a8ec 100644
    --- a/HACKING
    +++ b/HACKING
    @@ -44,22 +44,24 @@ along with GNU poke.  If not, see 
<https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
            3. 5  Boehm GC
            3. 6  Jitter
            3. 7  libtextstyle
    -       3. 8  Building
    -       3. 9  Building a 32-bit poke
    -       3.10  Gettext
    -       3.11  Running an Uninstalled Poke
    -       3.12  Continuous Integration
    +       3. 8  libnbd
    +       3. 9  Building
    +       3.10  Building a 32-bit poke
    +       3.11  Gettext
    +       3.12  Running an Uninstalled Poke
    +       3.13  Continuous Integration
          4  Coding Style and Conventions
            4.1  Writing C
            4.2  Writing Poke
            4.3  Writing RAS
          5  Writing Tests
    -       5.1  Naming Tests
    -       5.2  Always set obase
    -       5.3  Put each test in its own file
    -       5.4  dg-output may require a newline
    -       5.5  Using data files in tests
    -       5.6  Writing tests that depend on a certain capability
    +       5.1  Test framework
    +       5.2  Naming Tests
    +       5.3  Always set obase
    +       5.4  Put each test in its own file
    +       5.5  dg-output may require a newline
    +       5.6  Using data files in tests
    +       5.7  Writing tests that depend on a certain capability
          6  Fuzzing poke
            6.1  Grammarinator
          7  Deciding on What to Work on
    @@ -265,6 +267,15 @@ instead... that does not do any styling!
     At the moment libtextstyle lives in a subdirectory of GNU gettext.
     See http://www.gnu.org/s/gettext for more information.
    
    +libnbd
    +~~~~~~
    +
    +GNU poke optionally uses libnbd to expose an io space for data served
    +by an arbitrary NBD (Network Block Device) server.  The package names are:
    +  - On Red Hat distributions: libnbd-devel
    +
    +See http://libguestfs.org/libnbd.3.html for more information.
    +
     Building
     ~~~~~~~~

Isn't the hunk for the table of contents a bit weird?  You are just
adding a new section.  Maybe the emacs rst-toc-update went banana?
(it doesn't work that well :/).
    
Other than that this looks super!
OK for master.

Thanks!