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> > PS How do I find out if tagged queueing is supported? Maybe time
> >    to try -current?
> 
> Look in the archives or look in the archives to get Stefan's address,
> and ask him.  Or if you CVSup/CTM code, look at the CVS logs.

According to the log messages, tagged queing is disabled if FAILSAFE is
defined (which it is for GENERIC), but it appears to have been supported
from the start.


Nate