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Peter Pentchev writes:
> Works for me; it just survived a buildworld on my somewhat loaded
> workstation (MySQL, PostgreSQL, X and all).

Excellent! Thank you.

> It seems that you would need something like the attached patch to
> actually build LINT, though.  And of course, a very strongly-worded
> UPDATING entry about including the 'null' and 'mem' devices in
> the kernel config, but I guess that's already on your list :)

Yup, but thanks for keeping me on my toes!

M
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