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From: "Seth Chandler" <sethbc@sethbc.org>
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Subject: pm3/ezm3 snapshots?
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Has anyone produced any pm3/ezm3 snapshots for amd64?  

I'm thinking it would be a pretty easy thing to do given an i386.  I'll
probably start working on one tonight, just want to make sure I'm not
duplicating any effort :-)


seth