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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. :) :)
> 
> 	yeah, that true, there were 3 or was it 5 version of a particular
> 	patch...number 19 sticks in my head ;)

I think that was Bruce's tty patch, but my memory has blotted out most
of the past.  (I do have the last patchkit I released before turning it
over to Jordan still on tape though. :) :)


Nate