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Hello.

I have a question that may seem strange.

To what extent do FreeBSD conform to Posix and/or X/Open ( XPG 1-4 )
standards ?

I work for the Swedish Armed Forces and have to show this to be able to
use FreeBSD in my daily work.

So, please, is there someone who knows ?

Yours.
Håkan Madsen
hama@its.mil.se


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