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From: "Lesley L. Leposo" <leposo@andrew.cmu.edu>
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Subject: newbie question regarding SMPng
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Hi All,

I was hoping to get access to the SMPng kernel source- just to play 
around with it and familiarize myself with the changes being
made. However, I wasn't sure on how to go about doing that.

I use cvsup to keep my source tree current. Is there a specific release
and/or tag that I could use with cvsup to retrieve the SMPng source?

thanks,

lesley


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