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Subject: Re: [PCMCIA] pccard-test 960207 is now available
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In a message dated 96-02-07 12:09:08 EST, hosokawa@mt.cs.keio.ac.jp (HOSOKAWA
Tatsumi) writes:

>We announce the release newest alpha-test version (960207) of our
>"pccard-test" package.

Shouldn't somebody be blatting this into CVS along a vendor branch
so that revision info is maintained on it.  I realize it is alpha code, but
it 
could prove useful to have it under CVS in case a card stops working 
between  9602xx and 960?xx releases.  I assume it will eventually go into
the current tree.

General CVS questions?  (I've never used it :)
    Is there a way to put something into the CVS repository so that it is 
readily available but also not part of current?  Sorta an experimental or
reference
only section.  It might be good to put the removed CCITT, ISO et al stuff in
such a reference section too.

Steve