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Subject: Re: CURRENT and P-IV problems
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When the problem first occurred, I had a kernel from August 11 saved
and that worked fine.
I couldn't build another working kernel, even if I tried to build the
same August 11 version. Eventually I NFS installed from another
machine and things were fine. A few installworlds later and the
problem reappeared. A few more and it disappeared again. It's been
doing this since then.
It seems that sometimes I end up with a compiler that will not build
a good kernel.... that's my guess anyway.
> Hi Brian,
>
> > I have been seeing the problem on and off since just after August 11
> > 2001 (probably August 13 or 14).
>
> How do you mean "on" and "off" ?
>
> martin
>
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