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 <h4>The OpenBSD 2.1 Release:</h4>  <h4>The OpenBSD 2.1 Release:</h4>
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 The most recent OpenBSD release is 2.1.  The most recent OpenBSD release is 2.1.  The files are available on
 You can find these files in <strong>OpenBSD/2.1</strong>  a number of FTP and AFS mirror servers.  For the 2.1 release, look in
 on each listed FTP server.  They are also avalable via  the <strong>2.1/</strong> directory on whichever server you choose.
 <strong>AFS</strong>.  
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 <h4>Binary Snapshots:</h4>  <h4>Binary Snapshots:</h4>
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 As well, snapshots will be made available from time to time on the ftp mirrors.  Binary snapshots will be made available from time to time on the ftp mirrors.
 The snapshots are available on each of the FTP servers listed below,  A snapshot is a release build done by a developer as a test of the system.
 typically in the directory <strong>OpenBSD/snapshots</strong>.  These snapshot builds might work OK or... they might not.  The snapshots
 If you plan to use a snapshot, you should also read the <a href=snapshots.html>  are made available for people who have specifically requested a build
   based on more recent sources.
   The snapshots are available on each of the FTP servers in the
   directory <strong>snapshots</strong>.
   If you plan to use a snapshot, you should read the <a href=snapshots.html>
 general description about OpenBSD snapshots</a>.  general description about OpenBSD snapshots</a>.
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 NOTE: you cannot fetch binaries directly from cvs.OpenBSD.org or  NOTE: you cannot fetch binaries directly from cvs.OpenBSD.org or
 OpenBSD.org but must use a mirror site.  The main OpenBSD machines are  OpenBSD.org but must use a mirror site.  The main OpenBSD machines are
 on a little network pipe in Canada.  only on a small network pipe in Canada, and that bandwidth is used
   primarily by the developers.
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