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Subject: Re: Not sure where to report this (cvs on freefall)
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * 	Does cvs work the same from thud as on freefall?  ie. is it the
 * same cvs repository?  Or will I have to test on thud and then move the
 * changes over to freefall to commit?

Pretty much yes, except you can't commit from thud (or anywhere except 
freefall).  I do the checkout/diff/etc. on thud and commit on
freefall.

I can create an account for you on thud, just send me your password entry.

Satoshi