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>>  This is temporary - the source changes to fix the
>> char range warnings will be trickling in soon.
>
>Cool, what about the kernel?

 I'll be back on the job in a weeks time, so it'll be
brought up to date then.

>psim/ata_iobus.c and powermac/ata_macio.c need 
>sys/taskqueue.h to be included somewhere.
>
>Once I got that far, the kernel failed to link because
>pmap_extract_and_hold was nowhere to be found.

 I'll make sure these are fixed.

>This is with a generic kernel, which by the way leaves 
>these x86 objects:

 aicasm is built native, and is the assembler for the
Adaptec firmware. I haven't checked to see if these are
deleted on a clean: is that what's happening ?

later,

Peter.