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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: cvs commit: src/bin/df df.c
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>> Please do this right by importing Lite2 and merging the relevant parts.
>
>Oh bleah.  Vendor branch stuff.  Can I just easy-import it with a vendor
>id of LITE2 or something and it'll DTRT?  This has always been where
>my CVS knowledge gets fuzzy, and why I've never updated our version

Same here :-).  I've only imported newfs for Lite2.  `cvs import
somewhere/newfs CSRG bsd_44_lite_2' seemed to work, except I got
`somewhere' wrong the first time and put newfs in $CVSROOT.  I think
easy-import only handles new imports.

Bruce