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> 386BSD 0.1, ;) 
> yeah, and then the 24 patch levels
> some patches conflicting

Those darn 'patches' were the primary reason the 'interim release' which
later became FreeBSD came into being. :) :)


Nate

ps.  I do have to give Terry credit though.  In spite of the hassles in
building things, the whole 'patchkit' really was one of the first
organized bug tracking setup we did, and if it wasn't for using it and
the whole hassle it entailed we might never have used Real SCM software
in FreeBSD. :) :) :) :)