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>> Not sure if you already tried this or not, but something that helped me
>> drop off a good amount of unneeded files was to cd /usr and then "make
>> clean".
>
>I think John meant "cd /usr/ports". :-)
>
>If you've ever done a ``make world'', the same might apply to /usr/src.

Actually, both.  The reason cd /usr works on a make clean i guess is cuz
I've rebuilt the world about 6 or 8 times in the past 2 months.... what can
I say... I must be a masochist... :)

--John


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