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i appreciate the help, thank you, you saved me a lot of fustration and
time. 

i was kinda over emphisizing the time for a make world, but then i again i
never did it on the machine.

thanks again,
-Alfred

> make buildworld on a fast machine.  Then NFS mount the /usr/src and
> /usr/obj trees and do a make installworld on the 133 box.
> 
> Also my 486 Dx2-66 did make world in about 12 hours, and I likely
> could have dropped that down into the 8 hour range with the addition
> of more disks, better mount point options, etc.  I suspect that 2-3
> days is a little pessimistic, unless the machine has little memory.
> 
> Warner
>