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From: kibbet <kib@knfpub.com>
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Subject: Re: bad blocks
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Oh ho,

I'll blame the lack of sleep, lack of coffee, the heat, a flat tyre...
something :)

Someone has pointed out that bad144 was taken outta the source tree ages ago
so I must have been using an old binary.


No comments required, I have flamed myself privately :)


Kent Ibbetson
kib@knfpub.com


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