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Subject: Re: To clean /usr/obj after upgrade.
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Try the chflags(1) command.

  chflags noschg file
or
  chflags -R noschg directory

It does more. Check the manpage.

Dave

On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Charlie & wrote:

> Hi FreeBSD users!
> 
> Im wondering why root cant change or delete
> some files from /usr/obj after make upgrade(2.2.8 -3.2)?
> Theese files are /usr/obj/tmp/aout[elf]/libc.so.3 and libc_r.so.3
> 
> Thanks for any hint.




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