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> Boh , I don't know how to explain but if I swap my k6 233 with a pentium
> mmx 233 the world is compiled without problems....
> 
> But with the k6 I am compiled everything and a lot of world before Sat
> 20 Dec.

	Electromigration ?
	You have an old "world" to compile to confirm your theory ?

	Or perhaps with time, your K6 is breakdown down. Clock down your K6
to 200 to see if it helps. If so, then electromigration from overheating...