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Subject: Re: FreeBSD Certification
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> I think the best form of FreeBSD "certification" is a patch/contrib in
> the system attributed to you.

Or, as I have done, point to other published work. I get an "ooh!
ah!" response most every time I bring up the article I did for DDJ
a few years ago. Some day, I really ought to back-port that serial
driver to FreeBSD....


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