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From: Joe O <mephisto@nosferatu.cas.usf.edu>
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This bit of wisdom appeared maybe 2 months ago.  I don't remeber who 
asked or who answered.
Do a "make install" in your /usr/src/sys/compile/mabuse directory.  The 
makefile there will use /usr/bin/install with the necessary flags.

Perhaps on a future release of the FreeBSD cdrom a compressed and/or
abridged copy of the mail archive and maybe a simple database program to
access it could be included.  Any thoughts? 

Joe Orthoefer