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Subject: CVS question
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Is there a list of tags so I can extract 2.2-CURRENT (well, actually -ALPHA 
or the 2.2 latest tree)

I just managed to extract from my CVSUP'd CVS tree and found the sys files at
3.0 level...

What's the magic command to get 2.2-ALPHA?

(running 2.2 ALPHA on one machine -- and wanting to build a NFS install /usr/obj
tree for another... (laptop))

Bill
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