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Subject: Re: My wishlist
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * I already dropped Satoshi a note about this but I'd like to have a fetch
 * target that does nothing but feth binaries. He explained a few problems
 * but thinking about it some more, can't we have a target that fetches as
 * much as it can and just fails (or even better logs) ports it can't
 * fetch because of other problems.

The patch I sent you plus the "-k" flag to make should do it, no?  Did 
you try the patch, BTW? :)

Satoshi