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Subject: Re: FreeBSD 3.4 for EclipseBSD
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On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 05:41 am, Peng Li wrote:
> Could anybody point me where to download FreeBSD 3.4?
> Or you have better suggestions, EclipseBSD with later versions of FreeBSD,

I am no expert, but if you use anonymous cvs, you can checkout any version of 
freebsd you want. (cvs is a tool which maintains a history of a programs 
source code - you just give it a date, or the name of a release, and it 
returns a 'snapshot' of that version of the program). Instructions are in the 
handbook.

Regards,
Jacob

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