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From: Sean Eric Fagan <sef@kithrup.com>
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Subject: Latest kernel v86 patches
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are on file://freebsd.org/pub/sef/v86.diffs.  They are relative to
a kernel tree I checked out last week, I think it was (sorry it's not
more up to date).  They're context diffs, though, so you should be
able to patch them into your kernels if they don't go cleanly ;).

Mike Smith is working on the user side of doscmd, and I think we're
both at the point now that more people looking at it would be beneficial.
(At times, I have needed other people's insights for the kernel work
[thanks bruce, soren, david, john ;)], and I only have a limited amount
of time I can work on this.  Also, worst of all, I do not have a
machine running 2.x I can do kernel development on, so I can't *test*
most of my changes.  [And, yes, Jordan has convinced me to rectify
this situation, which I plan to do within the next two months, barring
any emergencies ;).])

Sean.