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Subject: Re: 2.2-960226-SNAP now on ftp.freebsd.org
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * I'm talking about on the CD, Satoshi!  I can't call the packages
 * collection on the CD packages-current and expect it to work, now
 * can I?  Not unless you've been hacking on sysinstall and hiding
 * the commit messages! :-)

Oh, the CD!  Just call them ports/packages then, no need to use the
names ports-current or packages-current.  I was talking about the ftp
install!

By the way, when is the deadline for the CD?  I'll try to rebuild as
many packages as possible (because as I said, most of them were built
pre- libc.3.0), but I've got a pretty busy schedule this week....

 * > Jordan, we went over this before, and I've also pointed it out on
 * > several occasions not to use that name.  Besides, the
 * 
 * Satoshi, I think you're very confused.  Go to bed! :-)

Hee hee, you are the one who's confused, why should I care what you
call the directories on the CD? :)  I was talking about the ftp
install all the way, and from what I see on packages.c, it seems like
the problem is not fixed yet (I think you should just change one of
the "%spackages/All" to "%spackages-current/All"...although I'm not
sure at all.)

Satoshi