> On a completely different note, I was thinking of putting some current boot
> floppies together and making a very rough sort of "upgrade kit"; this would
> (in theory) take most of the pain out of upgrading to current, since right
> now there's a very steep hill you have to climb before you get current working
> (what with installing a new compiler, kernel, config, etc etc ..).  Would
> anyone be interested in such a thing?
  In fact, I'm doing this thing for Taiwanese users.  I build the needed
source and object tree and made them NFS mountable by others.  

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