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John Baldwin wrote:
> On 30-Apr-2003 Terry Lambert wrote:
> > Kind of makes you want to check in the Makefile that the CPU_TYPE=
> > is less than or equal to the current CPU_TYPE from dmesg, when
> > doing an "installworld" target.
> 
> Not appropriate if you are doing an installworld into a NFS-mounted root
> directory for a test machine. :)

You can know if it's local or not; that's the point.

-- Terry