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Subject: Re: Problems cvsuping for kernel
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Emmanuel Gravel wrote:

> Which brings me to my second thread, where I can't seem to get the
> kernel, and only the kernel, to compile properly. 

	This isn't how freebsd works. You need to keep your kernel and world in
synch. 

Good luck,

Doug


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