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From: tower@AI.MIT.EDU (Leonard H. Tower Jr.)
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Subject: GNU kernel
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Date: 8 Dec 89 20:10:08 GMT
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   Date: 3 Dec 89 23:58:39 GMT
   From: wayne@csri.toronto.edu  (Wayne Hayes)
   Organization: University of Toronto, CSRI

   Does anybody know if the GNU kernel is available yet, and if so, where it
   is stored?  Ie, given a New Machine, is it yet possible to build a full,
   completely GNU system from scratch?

   -- 
   The 'C' programming language is, at worst, the second best language for any
   given application.  Usually, however, it is the best.  --  anon

   Wayne Hayes	INTERNET: wayne@csri.toronto.edu	CompuServe: 72401,3525

The GNU kernel is not available yet.

thanx -len