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Subject: Re: CDROM bug
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * It is probably that the ports tree on the livefs is actually -current;
 * I sometimes provide both now that a frozen ports snapshot has become a
 * distribution and it leaves me more leeway to have the livefs one
 * be something a little different.

That seems causes for more of a headache than being useful, at least
for the non-2.1 CDs.  They are mostly the same, and the ones that are
different just leads to confusion as people would expect the distfiles 
to match the ports....

Satoshi