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> Hi, I am doing now my Final Project at the University about TCP/IP
> communication
[ trimmed lots of arrow key escapes ]

> tions. I am trying to get the 'machine/' directory at the freeBSD source code
> but i can't find it.
> 	Could you tell me where to get it?
> Thank you, very much
> 
> 	Xavier Garcia 
> 	Telecommunications Enginnering, U.P.C. Barcelona SPAIN

Check your terminal settings/editing manners moving with the arrow
keys across the screen doesn't necessarily mean that others get what you
see. (another form of WYSIWYG :-)

To answer your question:

/usr/include/machine is a link to /sys/i386/include.

You need the system src distribution (ssys.?? files in the FreeBSD
distribution)

> 
> 

--Chris Christoph P. U. Kukulies kuku@gil.physik.rwth-aachen.de