[bitfolk] Updating grub (going from lenny to squeeze)

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John Winters <john@???> wrote:

>And if you go for an independent ISP, even sooner.=20


Oh of course; I was just pointing out that whilst they've not been all th=
at vocal about IPv6 BT have nevertheless been looking at it and customers=
might not have to wait quite as long as one might otherwise be thinking.=
=20

Mathew=20


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