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From: Andrew <andrew@violet.org>
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Cc: jseger@FreeBSD.ORG, proff@suburbia.net
Subject: port information
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Hello all,

Where can I get information on how a FreeBSD port was made?
I have several freeware packages that will not compile
from source, but have a port made in the ports collection.

Specifically, how to port, strobe-1.04.

Actually, strobe will not compile OOB on:
-> IRIX 6.[2-5] -or- Solaris 2.7 -or- FreeBSD 2.2.8

Cordially,
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Andrew Perkins              andrew@violet.org
System Administrator             415.739.0540

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