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Hi,

> Hrm, are you doing this over NFS?  I ran into this problem when I had my
> /usr/src and /usr/obj symlinked to different locations on the nfs client
> and the nfs server (see archives for more info).

Yes, I've seen the archives.

No, NFS is not involved at all.

Kind Regards / Groeten / 73 DE Robert

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