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On Sat, 4 Apr 1998, Adam McDougall wrote:

> It was less than half of $1000, and a -stable boot disk with dpt0 would be

  You must not have the PM334UW... probably a 20xx or 21xx of some kind.

> just as gladly accepted. 

  2.2.6-RELEASE includes such a disk.

Tom


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