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From: "Daniel C. Sobral" <dcs@gns.com.br>
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Subject: fsck problem
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I just read someone ran "make world" till completion... I haven't 
been able to compile fsck for about two weeks now. What I *did* 
notice is that there are *two* dinode.h files in the source tree. 
One of them has what fsck is expecting, the other is, obviously, 
what fsck is using.

Can someone advise a course of action?

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Daniel C. Sobral		  (8-DCS)
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dcs@linf.unb.br

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