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From: Chris Brown <CBROWN@seitz.com>
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Subject: How big is a FreeBSD mirror?
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     I have been looking at installing and testing 2.2.1-RELEASE.  I 
am currently running Debian Linux and figured it wouldn't be a big 
deal to mirror the 2.2.1-RELEASE.  If I was to mirror the base system 
and full set of binaries how big would it be.  Then how much more to 
get the full ports collection?