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I just *finally* found the mail about the known error, dealing with the 
need for jdk1.5.0 needing to be invoked with it's full path.  I'm not so 
unhappy in finding it, more unhappy in finding out that it was a known 
problem and not on the website.  I spent a lot of time on this.

BTW, I did a pretty fair amount of rebuilding, using the Linx/Sun jdk14 
toolchain.  I can't tell you why, but in nezrly every case, the build 
will hang, annd if the hang is more than  2 minutes in lenght, you 
*should* hunt down the java processes (there's about 10 of them, find 
one) and you need to kill it with -9,, then restart the buiod, it seems 
perfectly safe.  It's also about the only way to get the build 
accomplished.  I don't know why this is, but I can testify that it 
happens in a differnt spot in the build each and every time, but it's 
going to happen, sure as death/taxes.