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Cc: liangbing <liangbing@emcite.com>
Subject: Where is pim6dd and pim6sd in FreeBSD6.1?
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Dear all:
In release note of 5.0R,it is said that pim6dd and pim6sd have been removed due to restrictive licensing conditions. These programs are available in the ports collection as net/pim6dd and net/pim6sd. 
I can find the ports of pim6dd and pim6sd in FreeBSD 5.4, but none in FreeBSD 6.1.
Do you know where is pim6dd and pim6sd in FreeBSD6.1?
				
Best Regards!
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Chen Xiaochen