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> make depend
> make all
> sudo make install
> If that fails, then I punt and rebuild the whole world.  And about
> once a month or so I do a make world just in case.

Is it possible to do the make world in seperate compile and install
operations? I prefer to take the system down to single-user when
messing with system binaries, but a make world takes quite a while and
I'd rather not have the system down for any longer than necessary.