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Subject: Looking for old MMC/SD cards
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Greetings,

I'm looking for older MMC and SD cards.  By older, I'm talking about
ones that are 32MB or smaller.  Maybe cards that you've retired and
are just taking up space in the drawer at home.

If you have one of these, and are attending BSDcan 2007 this week
(http://www.bsdcan.org/), please look me up after my talk or catch me
in the hallway.

Warner