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Subject: How is the patchlevel set?
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Hi all,

I can't seem to find out how the patchlevel is set.

Is it incremented with each SA's patch, kernel or world,
or only kernel or only world?

Could anyone point me to some documentation by the FreeBSD project?

I know this is the stable list, but I don't want to subscribe to
one more list just for this question.

TIA,
lars.