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From: Michael Hancock <michaelh@cet.co.jp>
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Subject: Re: make core dumps while building libf2c
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My info was a little bogus the make world script below fails everytime at
the same place if I launch it from csh.  If I start bash and do the script
below it works.

I don't use the root account much except to build the sources, so I left
it as csh.  Why does this make a difference?

> #!/bin/sh
> ulimit -d unlimited
> ulimit -f unlimited
> ulimit -m unlimited
> ulimit -s unlimited
> ulimit -n unlimited
> make world 1>make.log 2>&1

-mike hancock