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I am running freebsd 5.2-release, and I am trying to do an update on a fresh 
install.

I try to do a "make world" but it won't let me. It says it's an invalid 
command.  Am I missing something.  Thank you. And of course, I am obviously 
pretty new to bsd.  Thanks.