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From: Todd Meister <todd@lmi.net>
To: Stephen Foster <fosterex@uswest.net>
Subject: RE: USA_RESIDENT = YES or NO
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On 08-Dec-99 Stephen Foster wrote:
> How do I change the variable for USA_RESIDENT = NO to USA_RESIDENT = YES in
> FreeBSD 3.3?

One way is to set the variable in /etc/make.conf

You just need to uncomment USA_RESIDENT=        YES

Or maybe you add the YES.  I don't remember, fer sure.

-Todd


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