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Subject: Re: amd64/72493: CD-Image of amd64-5.3-BETA6 missing files
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Synopsis: CD-Image of amd64-5.3-BETA6 missing files

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Reassigned to a Release Engineer.

Also, there is no linux.ko -- the linux32 support must be statically compiled
into the kernel.  So this isn't a bug.  Also it isn't as usable as in
alpha and i386 yet.  It should be taken as an experimental peice of
functionality at this time.

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=72493