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From: Rich Winkel <rich@chumbly.math.missouri.edu>
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Subject: Staying behind
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I've gone through several major releases of freebsd now, and find that
I still have a number of files lying around from previous versions.
(like dumplfs, mount_lfs, newlfs in /sbin)
It would be handy if each major release comes with a list of the
files from the previous release which have been phased out.
How do other people deal with this?

Thanks,
Rich



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