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Are you using CPU optimizations not appropriate for your CPU ?

What is in /etc/make.conf

and what type of hardware do you have ?

You will get these sorts of errors if you try and use say i686 or AMD 
specific instructions on a ITX or 486 CPU.

         ---Mike

At 12:36 PM 11/08/2003 -0400, Bill Moran wrote:
>Hey,
>
>I'm getting sig 4 (core dumped) trying to buildworld.  The has occurred 3 
>times now,
>at different places in the build.
>
>I'm used to seeing unreliable hardware cause sig 11's like this.  But this 
>has been
>a sig 4 each time.  Can someone interpret this for me?  Should I interpret 
>the sig 4
>the same as I would sig 11?
>
>--
>Bill Moran
>Potential Technologies
>http://www.potentialtech.com
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