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Issue #331, Section #7 (10 Oct 2005: Stable Series Patch Review Begins Towards 2.6.13.3)
Issue #331, Section #9 (10 Oct 2005: Linux 2.6.13.3 Released)
Issue #328, Section #7 (19 Sep 2005: Linux 2.6.13.1 Released)
Issue #284, Section #4 (17 Nov 2004: Linux 2.4.28-rc1; Straggling Patches Considered For Inclusion)
Issue #199, Section #6 (6 Jan 2003: Status Of 2.5 Alpha Port)
Issue #192, Section #10 (18 Nov 2002: Cleaning Up PCMCIA Resource Allocation)
Issue #192, Section #11 (18 Nov 2002: Alpha Maintainer; Historical Digression)
Issue #186, Section #6 (29 Sep 2002: Linux 2.4.20-pre2-ac2 Released)
Issue #185, Section #16 (22 Sep 2002: Linux 2.4.20-pre7 Released)
Issue #180, Section #20 (18 Aug 2002: Alpha Updates For 2.5)
Issue #89, Section #14 (16 Oct 2000: First Pre-Release Before 2.4.0-test10)
Issue #36, Section #4 (27 Sep 1999: Illegal asm Breaks Some Compilers)
Issue #36, Section #22 (27 Sep 1999: 2.2.13pre9 Announced)
Issue #23, Section #7 (17 Jun 1999: Cross Compiling Alpha Kernel On X86)
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