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In message: <20040319074522.GB18091@ip.net.ua>
            Ruslan Ermilov <ru@freebsd.org> writes:
: P.S.  I wonder how people manage to screw up their <osreldate.h> so
: often...  :-(

Most likely a partial installworld has happened.  I've had
installworld fail in the middle, and then the next buildworld had the
wrong file, and OSRELDATE had to be set to 0 to power out.

It is also possible that there was a small lag between ache's commits
and the OSRELDATE bump.  Maybe kris had something in the middle?

Warner