There is a following piece of text in release notes:

 <sect id="upgrade-process">Upgrade process

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  <p>If you want to upgrade using CD-ROMs, or if you are upgrading from
  a &debian; release 2.0 or earlier, you need the versions of
                                         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  <package/apt/ and <package/dpkg/ available in the
  <url id="&disturl;/main/upgrade-&architecture;/">
  directory at your Debian mirror, or the <file>upgrade/</file> directory
  on the first CD-ROM from your Debian &release; CD set.

Either I don't understand it (i'm not a native speaker after all), or
there's a word missing there. Maybe it should be "need the static
versions"?

regards

Marcin

-- 
+--------------------------------+ The reason we come up with new versions
|Marcin Owsiany                  | is not to fix bugs. It's the stupidest
|[EMAIL PROTECTED]| reason to buy a new version
+--------------------------------+ I ever heard.            - Bill Gates


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