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Subject: Re: cvs commit: src/sys/pci ncr.c 
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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 1995 22:01:51 +0100
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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@freebsd.org>
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> Easy and $105.00 wholesale.  And I will throw in the broken Chinnon
> 535S that came out of his system and 1 hour of my time to attempt to
> fix it.  If I get it fixed it becomes FreeBSD Test Lab Equipment
> (by the way, what is the status on the trade mark?  Please contact
> me via private email on this.), if I don't fix it within one hour it goes
> in the trash bin.

Sounds good.  As soon as I get back, we'll be moving fairly
aggressively on the funding and trademark fronts (I don't mind saying
publically here that the trademark _should_ be secured at this point
and that the last hold-up is my going in to Walnut Creek and
supervising the hand-over, which I'll do just as soon as I get back!)

> Your welcome!  And please keep up the hardware recruiting for the test
> lab, looks like things are finally starting to happen in that area!

I most certainly will.  Hopefully, the first $5K or so that we get in
donations (a more than reasonable initial target) can also go a long
ways in making the test lab quite a bit better equipped, and we can
start doing regression testing for each release in earnest..  As soon
as I figure how what kind of paperwork I need to generate in exchange
for a donation, I'll start putting together some "begging letters" for
hardware and other donated assets.

Gee, it may have taken us 2 years, but in another year or so we may
even be doing half the things the real software development projects
do! :-)

					Jordan