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Subject: Re: Still cannot build native JDK 1.4 with FreeBSD 5.3
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 >Have you tried to verify that your linux linux-sun-jdk-1.4.2.0x is
 >working indeed? (try some apps, especially javac)

Yup. It works just fine. I use it every day for all sorts of things, 
given that I can't use the last native build any more because of file 
descriptor leaks (the last successful build I did was with 5.2.1).

 >Have you tried make clean and start all over the build?

Dozens of times. It fails the exact same way every time, no matter what 
I try to change.

 >Also a check for mem,disk,CPU overheating, would be very good.

I really, really, really doubt it.

1. It fails exactly the same way every time.

2. Nothing else I do on this machine, which includes some fairly 
intensive things (building all of KDE, for example) has failed.

3. The machine is a, more or less, out-of-the-box IBM desktop machine 
without bizarro 3rd party RAM or anything like that.