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Subject: Re: *MORE* FS problems, please fix!
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> (or alternatively you could get the cvs tree yourself via ctm or sup,
> but I already have it set up)

How do I sup the CVS tree?

I don't lack disk space (I'm a file system geek, after all).

I thought CTM was the only method, but it loses.


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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