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Subject: Re: What do these messages from FreeBSD Tinderbox mean?
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> Right. Though it doesn't entirely inspire confidence that the latest update 
> to:
  ...
> Reads:
> 
> "3 July, 2002 : This page has been significantly updated. FreeBSD/PowerPC 
> currently boots almost to the point of reaching single-user mode."

  Yeh, well, that should be updated but those that follow the list
and/or read status reports would know where the port is at.

later,

Peter.