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Eric Lee Green wrote:

> Well, I cvsup'ed "stable" (just the kernel) 

	I'm glad it worked for you this time, but I can't let this pass without a
warning. It's a very bad idea to upgrade your source then build just the
kernel. You should always make world first to avoid possible
incompatabilities between the kernel and your userland programs. More info
on the make world process is available on the web site under tutorials. 

Good luck,

Doug


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