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From: Eddie White <ewhite@ms1.nwla.com>
Subject: old fbsd versions
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i seem to remember reading somewhere that there was an old version of fbsd,
1.1.1something, that was small and considered very stable albeit short on
popular whistles and bells.  i'm looking for something i can use on a proc
as small as a x386 and it would be even neater if i could get a minimum
system to load from a floppy.  for a process control experiment.

does anyone know what version i'm talking about and is there an archive
where a version this old can be found?

thanks,
   eddie

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