If you have the space you should probably use sup to keep a local
	tree updated, then cvs import into your working tree, so you can
	easily track what is changing...

		David/absolute

                      Neighbours should be one of:
                a) Understanding   b) Distant   c) Deaf

On Mon, 22 Jun 1998, Jay Maynard wrote:

> I've built and tested a cross-compile environment among my systems. Now, I
> need to suck down a reasonably current source tree and start hacking in
> earnest. What should I grab, from where, and how? Should I try to keep my
> copy in sync with anyone else's, and how would I go about doing that? I
> suppose I should learn to fly CVS; anything else I should learn?
>