Fix the the.

ext/filesystem.cpp

@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ Filesystem::Filesystem(Device* device, const char* mount_path)
 		sb->s_mnt_count++;
 		sb->s_state = EXT2_ERROR_FS;
 		// TODO: Remove this temporarily compatibility when this driver is moved
-		//       into the kernel and the the FUSE frontend is removed.
+		//       into the kernel and the FUSE frontend is removed.
 #ifdef __GLIBC__
 		strncpy(sb->s_last_mounted, mount_path, sizeof(sb->s_last_mounted));
 #else

kernel/net/em/em.cpp

@@ -663,7 +663,7 @@ void EM::InterruptWork()
 				Ref<Packet> buf = GetPacket();
 				// TODO: Design a solution that handles when there's no more
 				//       packets available, but later adds packets when they
-				//       become available, otherwise the the receive queue might
+				//       become available, otherwise the receive queue might
 				//       deadlock with no available packets.
 				if ( buf )
 					AddReceiveDescriptor(buf);

kernel/net/ip.cpp

@@ -396,7 +396,7 @@ bool Send(Ref<Packet> pktin,
 	else if ( (dst_ip & subnet_ip) == (address_ip & subnet_ip) &&
 	          dst_ip != address_ip )
 		memcpy(&route, dst, sizeof(route));
-	// Route to the the default route if any.
+	// Route to the default route if any.
 	else if ( router_ip != htobe32(INADDR_ANY) )
 		memcpy(&route, &router_ip, sizeof(route));
 	// Otherwise the network is unreachable.

kernel/pipe.cpp

@@ -1204,7 +1204,7 @@ bool PipeChannel::WriteResize(size_t new_size)
 	if ( new_size < min_pipe_size )
 		new_size = min_pipe_size;
 
-	// Refuse to lose data if the the new size would cause truncation.
+	// Refuse to lose data if the new size would cause truncation.
 	if ( new_size < buffer_used )
 		new_size = buffer_used;
 

share/man/man4/arp.4

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ messages are not passively added to the cache.
 .Pp
 The ARP cache uses a hash table with 256 entries, using a linked list in case
 of hash collisions.
-The hash is the the bytewise xor (exclusive or) of every byte in the network
+The hash is the bytewise xor (exclusive or) of every byte in the network
 address.
 This hash is perfect if the subnet contains no more than 256 addresses, and
 degrades in quality for larger subnets, at worst needing to linearly scan the

share/man/man4/if.4

@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ address and the address used as the source address in transmitted packets.
 .Va address
 defaults on network interface creation to the value of the
 .Va addr
-field of the the network interface's
+field of the network interface's
 .Va struct if_info .
 .Pp
 .Va inet

share/man/man4/inet.4

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ IP addresses are notated by
 the decimal byte values interspaced with periods, e.g. 192.0.2.255.
 Subnetworks are ranges of IP addresses given by a starting IP address along with
 how many leading bits (most significant bit first) of the IP address are common
-to the network (the prefix), the first address of the the subnetwork is the
+to the network (the prefix), the first address of the subnetwork is the
 prefix with the remaining bits set to zero, and the last address is the prefix
 with the
 remaining bits set to one.

share/man/man5/init.5

@@ -443,7 +443,7 @@ Don't wait for the
 to become ready before starting this daemon.
 This flag is meant for dependencies that the daemon can make use of, but isn't
 essential to the daemon itself becoming ready.
-It shouldn't be used if the daemon polls for the the dependency to come online,
+It shouldn't be used if the daemon polls for the dependency to come online,
 as it is more efficient to only start the daemon once the dependency is ready.
 .It Sy optional
 Start the daemon even if the