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From: Ken Seggerman <suleyman@echonyc.com>
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Subject: very few man pages
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Greetings:

I did a minimal install of 2.2.5 from PAO-boot.flp & the CD to my laptop.

Many of the manpages are missing.

I would like to get them off the CD. How do I do it?

Greg Leahy's book doesn't seem to say how.

Thanks,
Ken


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