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Subject: Re: Build world fails.
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * 	I can occasionally get -stable to build with -j n, but it almost
 * always fails, and it didn't save me any time.  I'd say try it without the
 * -j, and see how that does.

Really?  It usually works for me.  (Of course, it's only when it works 
without -j as well, but the intermittent unbuildability of -stable is
not the issue here.)

Satoshi