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[snip]
> any fix?
> > You have found the fix.  Remove the WITHOUT_XXXX options from the build that keep it from completing.  You'll be able to add them at installworld time w/o a hassle.  nanobsd uses this to keep things down, while still being able to build the system.
> > Warner
> 
where can I find the with/without list?
btw, I did look at nanobsd in the past and have borrowed some ideas :-)

thanks,
	danny