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On Fri, 4 Sep 1998, Ian Kallen wrote:

> I guess I should get a CD subscription; I have an old CAM patchball  
> around for 3.0-980520-SNAP but of course, it's no longer online.  Must I
> track this list to keep tabs on CAM's status? (maybe I'll just ask Jan
> privately instead ;)  At least put it in the RELNOTES...

  If you want to track CAM, you should be on freebsd-scsi  Lots of SCSI
and CAM discussion goes on over there.  CAM is not just current material,
so current is probably inappropiate.

Tom


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