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To: "Doug Poland" <doug@polands.org>
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Subject: RE: kernel bloat
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Doug Poland writes:
> No, I didn't supply any -g switches on the command line.
> What I usually do for a compile on such a slow machine
> is
> 	# make depend; make; make install; shutdown -r now
> 
> and walk away.  Perhaps something "went wrong" and I
> never saw any messages on the console.  Oh well, I'll
> just recompile and see what happens.

Try it this way next time:

# make depend && make && make install && shutdown -r now

That way, if something goes wrong, it'll stop at that point.

	<mike



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