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From: James FitzGibbon <james@nexis.net>
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Subject: All thawed out ?
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Now that 2.2-RELEASE is out, can we assume that the ports freeze is over ?

On a 2.2R-related note, did anyone notice that the ports.tgz file that can
now be installed during installation is a tarball of a 'cvs co ports', not
a 'cvs export ports' ?

--
j.