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Hello,

I recently tried to build my packages of  FreeBSD-4.9 stable for my case.  I 
noticed that the packages of dependencies were not build under the 
$PACKAGES/All and I man man ports which didn't show the option to do that. 
(e.g. cvsup-without-gui needs libiconv ... )  I would like to know if there 
exists any options or methods to build the dependencies packages as well 
while I try to build the packages (e.g. cvsup-without-gui).

Thanks.

Clarence

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