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Subject: Hardware notes: token ring, fddi and atm interfaces
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I just noticed that the hardware notes contain three empty sections
for TR, FDDI and ATM interfaces:

http://localhost:8080/releases/6.1R/hardware-amd64.html#FDDI

Is this intentional/optimal/old cruft ?

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