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Subject: Re: make buildkernel fails
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Hi Christopher,

> If my reading of the mailing list is correct, no more
> patches are needed to rebuild world and kernel on powerpc,
> right?

  Yep, that's right.

  The KTR_COMPILE line needs to be commented out: it causes the GEOM 
code to do stack backtraces. You'll find the same problem (feature?) on 
all archs.

#options      KTR_COMPILE=0xffffffff

later,

Peter.