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Mike Smith wrote:
> 
>seeing a
> > /sys/dev/slice or /sys/dev/das (no, not DAAS for those .au members).
> 
> Damn.  I was going to suggest that you could call the network module
> "Gough".  (Heh, figure _that_ one out...)
geeze I give up..
"All tings to all men?
idealistic but impractical?

> 
> mike