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Cc: Phil Budne <phil@ultimate.com>, freebsd-current@freebsd.org
Subject: Re: X11 distribution sets for 7.0-CURRENT (i386)?
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Simun Mikecin wrote:
>> Is some place I can get a binary distribution of X11 for 7.0-current
>> (i386)?  That is an FTP server with "distribution sets" to point
>> sysinstall at, or files for pkg_add?
> 
> 'pkg_add -rv' is your friend. But I'm not sure that you will get XOrg 7.3 instead of Xorg 7.2
> (until someone builts required packages).

Yeah, not yet for i386, those machines are slow.

Kris