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From: Wayne Lubin <wayneclubin@yahoo.com>
Subject: CVSup vs. CVS
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I am running 4.2 and wish to upgrade to 4.4 release by
getting the sources and compiling the world. I have
read up on CVS and am not exactly certain that I know
what to do. Would the following command, after logging
in of course, do what I want? And if so, do I need to
make the command inside of the /usr/src directory?
Also, one more thing. I spoke with "someone" and they
said that I was crazy for using CVS to do what I want
to do. Is this true? The handbook seems to think it is
ok to use CVS.  Well here is the command that I wanted
you to check. Thanks.

cvs checkout RELENG_4_4_0_RELEASE 

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