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From: Paul <tribble@tribble.net>
To: Paul Herman <pherman@frenchfries.net>
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Subject: Re: strange kernel build issues
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> Yes.
> 
> You could be risky and just rebuild and install contrib/binutils, but
> a make world is the safe way to go.

Okay... I'm actually trying that now... I had tried earlier to do make
world and it failed... but i think i might have screwed up originally when
i created the cvsupfile.  i fixed that, rm -rf'd /usr/src and re-cvsup'd
everything.  hopefully this build i'm doing now will work fine.

Thanks for the prompt response =)

> -Paul.

Regards,
Paul
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