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Subject: Re: buildworld
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * In a similar maneouvre, I accidentally did a "make world" on a 2.2 
 * source tree on a -current machine.  Having realised what I'd just done, 
 * I went back to a 3.0 source tree and ran "make world" again to undo it.
 * 
 * Time consuming, but a great vindication of the principle!

Haha. ;)  Good thing it wasn't the other way around, 'cause it won't
be that easy that way (shared library versions...).

Satoshi