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From: Ralph Hughes <rhughes@anteon.com>
Organization: Anteon Corp.
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Subject: Compilatoin errors while rebuilding the kernel
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I updated my source tree from current yesterday to bring my kernel
up to date.  I am now unable to get the kernel to build.
I get an error while attempting to compile pci/if_de.c; an examination 
of the source file seems to point to a macro (possibly __FreeBSD__)
not getting #defined.
If memory serves, the date on the source file is 8 Nov.  

Has anyone else run into this problem?  If so what is the fix/patch ?

Please CC replies to my e-mail : rhughes@anteon.com

Thanks for the help!
Regards,
R. Hughes
Anteon Corp.
Montgomery, AL