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Why isn't part 26 included in part4? Both seem to have to do with
adding the latest code to freebsd. I don't get why part 26 is
near networking? I only say because I was hunting around and then
fond it with help of a friend on chat. I think it might be a good
idea to roll it into part 4 so all updating of programs and the
os are covered together. Thanks. -g

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