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Subject: Interested!
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Hi,

I saw the installation document for freebsd 2.0.5. What i have noticed
browsing the web is that there is not as much wealth of software/info as 
there is about linux. 

>From mypoint of view this means that there is a lot of work to do to 
bring freebsd even close to what linux is right now. I am interested in 
joining the freebsd effort. 

I have very limited "hacking" experience but i definitely want to 
increase this experience. So i am writing to you. I would be interested 
in some device driver kind of work. 

If you think that i can do something for the freebsd effort, do reply to 
me. Also if you need more info about myself:

i am basically from india, currently on an assignment to ibm in the rtp, 
north carolina, usa. I have done my masters in CS from Indian Institute 
of Science (it is equivalent to the IITs of india, in case you have heard 
of them). 

Any more info, ask away.

-Raj