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Subject: Re: Book on FFS
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In May, I asked:

> Is there a book (or other documentation) about FFS giving more details 
> than the 4.4BSD bible?

Having received no reply up to now I deduce that probably no-one round here needs such a thing because, when in doubt, you can always ask Kirk Himself.