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Where can I find the source code for Redhat's nash utility?

Where can I find the source code for Redhat's nash utility?

Thanks, Chenz

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Ugh... I hate when I search for hours... nothing... I ask the question and ding! there is it.

The source is located in the mkinitrd package.

Thanks, Chenz

Crazy Chenz  2009-12-29 14:54:33
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git://git.fedoraproject.org/git/hosted/mkinitrd

Robert Christie  2009-12-29 14:59:33

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