--- issues.sep26	Wed Sep 27 12:46:57 2006
+++ issues	Wed Sep 27 12:46:45 2006
@@ -8,10 +8,6 @@
 2) /lib/{libast*, libdll*, libshell*} on the root filesystem
 The project team agrees to altering the case, such that the libdll and
 libshell libraries and links will be delivered on /usr/lib only.  
-The existing /lib/libcmd.so.1 is already located on the root filesystem,
-is currently used by applications that may require the ability to work with
-only root filesystem access, and will have a dependency upon libast.
-The libcmd dependency requires that libast also be placed in /lib.
 
 3) pfksh93 is executing built-ins instead of binaries (e.g.,
 the chown built-in instead of the /usr/bin/chown binary) and are 
@@ -25,18 +21,12 @@
 a future case.
 
 4) There was a lengthy discussion concerning merging the existing
-Solaris libcmd Sun Private interfaces and the new AT&T libcmd b_*()
+Solaris libcmd interfaces (which are currently Private and used 
+by many consolidations and unbundled products) and the new AT&T libcmd b_*()
 built-in command interfaces (Project Private now, but the project team
-expects that they will be made committed Committed Public in a future
+expects that they will be made Committed Public in a future
 case) into the same libcmd library.
 
-The Solaris libcmd interfaces are widely used by many consolidations,
-including unbundled products, so renaming the Solaris libcmd would
-introduce an incompatibility that is difficult to resolve.
-
-AT&T will not be renaming the library nor changing its location.
-External applications will want to use the AT&T interfaces, so the
-project team does not want to rename the AT&T libcmd on Solaris
-systems.  The project team will keep the new interfaces merged with the
-old ones in the existing libcmd on /lib.
-
+This case will be dependent upon a separate ARC case, to be submitted 
+shortly after this one, which will move the existing libcmd def*() 
+interfaces into a separate library.