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Subject: Re: Intermezzo FS on FreeBSD
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Hello,

InterMezzo FS appears to be dead. Websites are not available and the last
update happened six or seven years ago. It seems like that Peter Braam -
the author of InterMezzo FS - spends all his time on developing CFS,
http://www.clusterfs.com/

Regards
Björn