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From: Christoph Haas <chris@acme1.ruhr.de>
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Subject: Update 2.1-STABLE -> 2.1.5-RELEASE
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Ok, now that 2.1.5-BETA is out, there is still one question left: Will 
there be an easy way to updgrade from 2.1-STABLE to 2.1.5-RELEASE ? I 
think of some kind of ctm that I have to install and 'make world' after 
that.  Are there any plans to do such an easy upgrade ?

	chris ///

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