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Subject: fam is brolen (?)
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I've been trying for days to upgrade gnome to 2.6 using
the upgrade shellscript.  I've finally figured out the
reason it isn't working is that fam won't build.

If I build gnomevfs2 using WITHOUT_FAM the whole thing
works fine.  Otherwise, pfffft!

Anyone else seeing this problem?