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Subject: Re: kern_exit.c gone?
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> kern_exit.c has dissappeared form both -current and RELENG_2_2
> 
> is this intended?
> I missed the message if it is..
> 
> this is using cvs DIRECT on freefall.

I see that you stuck it back in the CVS tree, but what exactly happened?
Just in case, I squirelled away a copy I had, but it is exactly the same
as what you put back.

Nate