Platform-specific "FAQs" are waaaaaay outdated

The platform-specific FAQs in the doc/ area have clearly been suffering
from, er, letter rot.

Quoth FAQ_Linux:

"This was a problem in 1.08 [...]. It is fixed in 1.09 and 6.0"

Some of the material goes on for pages about problems which have quite
obviously been fixed or suggests fixes which provably don't work.

To me this is clearly an out of sight/out of mind problem and it needs to
be fixed, like this:

* Platform-specific installation problems are documented in the
  installation instructions. No after the fact, "sorry the real
  installation procedure doesn't work for FooNix".

* Regression test problems are documented with the regression tests.

* Information about how to set up shared memory and other resources will
  also find a home in the Administrator's Guide in a to be created
  section.

* FAQ's will be destroyed, except for a select few.


In particular I'm looking at this:

* FAQ_AIX: The described problems are fixed and the information is
  essentially given in the installation instructions.

* FAQ_BSDI: Information about resource limits, see plan above.

* FAQ_DigitalUnix: The summary of this is "I don't know why, but it
  doesn't work for me either", which is no longer true AFAIK. Last update
  Dec 1998 -- Remove.

* FAQ_FreeBSD: Same as BSDI

* FAQ_HPUX: We can keep some of this, but some of the problems are no
  longer there.

* FAQ_Irix: Wildly obsolete. Better to remove and start over than to
  confuse users like this.

* FAQ_Linux: same

* FAQ_SCO: Seems up to date.

* FAQ_Solaris: This information is better integrated into the main body.


FAQ_NT is probably more accurately named INSTALL_NT, and FAQ_QNX looks
more like a README_QNX.

All in all, there can't really be *that* many "frequently asked
questions". :-)


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