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From: sam@wa4phy.async.com (S.W. Drinkard)
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Subject: Re: Applying patches for Doscmd?  (help) :)
To: galois!atrad.adelaide.edu.au!msmith (Michael Smith)
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> Firstly, you'll need to check the -current kernel patches carefully to
> make sure they all applied OK.  If you take the includes in the
> machine/ subdirectory and drop them in /usr/include/machine (after
> making backup copies of the original files!), you should get past most
> of the problems.  You may need a '#define sighandler_t void' manually
> dropped into signal.c - 2.1.5 doesn't have it.

OK.. guess that's where I didn't read enuff.. I've not moved the /usr/include/
machine files...  guess I missed that in the README...  I'll play with it
this evening when I get home from work.  

> 
> You could also get Sean's 2.1.5 kernel diffs.

Where are they available from?