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Daniel Bolgheroni wrote:
> How can I see what the version of userland I am running?

Try "file /bin/sh" to see what kernel sh was build for. I don't know
how reliable that is or where file gets the version information from,
though. ipf shows you the kernel and the userland version if you use
the argument -V.

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Christian
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