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Subject: Re: ** HEADS UP ** DO NOT UPDATE and 'make world' YOUR SPARCS
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On Wed, 16 Jun 2004, David O'Brien <obrien@freebsd.org> wrote:
> 
> I've hit an issue that I suspect can render your machine useless if you
> install a new binutils.
> 
> I suggest not installing a new userland world until you see the "ALL
> CLEAR".

So, is it safe to do a new buildworld/installworld after the fixes
that were recently committed by Thomas?  I "rushed" (*) a sparc64
buildworld together as soon as I saw that commit, but the new kernel
panic'ed when I tried to boot into it.  So, I didn't even get far
enough to install the new userland.

That panic might have been an error on my part, but I thought I would
ask before making another attempt.

(* - well, as much as I can "rush" a buildworld on an Ultra-10...)