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Subject: Re: Pittsburgh August IETF Meeting: FreeBSD dinner, et al?
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> 
> So it's coming up on that IETF time of year again, this time in beautiful
> (?) down-town Pittsburgh, in the first week of August.

ENOMONEY, ENOTIME, but for whoever goes, can you check out any of the SCSI
over IP stuff and report back? I'm immensely interested, but have time/budget
to go myself at the moment (it would be a cool 5.0 deliverable...)




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