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Add ability to configure the version of Chef which will be bootstrapped #30
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Since there can be differences between Chef versions, I think people might find it useful to peg their bootstrapped Chef installations to a consistent version of Chef.
Note that the gentoo.sh script has not been updated, since I'm not familiar enough with Gentoo to be able to make it work, much less test it :)