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From: bidwell@andrews.edu (Daniel R. Bidwell)
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Subject: Postgres 4.1 on Solaris 2.x
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There have been many inquiries about Postgres 4.1 on Solaris 2.x.  I
have been working on it between classes.  I have a partial port that we
have used for a database class recently here.  I have the parts of
Postgres that we needed for the class.  I expect to have the rest of the
port done by Thanksgiving.  Thank you for your patience.
-- 
Daniel R. Bidwell	|	bidwell@andrews.edu
Andrews University	Computer Science & Information Systems Department
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