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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: asami@cs.berkeley.edu, rgrimes@GndRsh.aac.dev.com
Subject: Re: Make buildworld fails in /usr/bin/tip . . .
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>> Let me just point (for the umpteenth time) out that there is no reason
>> to do a "make includes" before "make world" now.  If there is, it is a
>> ...
>Not to be a butt head or anything, but I have to disagree, it _is_
>the solution after I ftp /usr/lib from a just finished make world
>box and want /usr/include updated to match the /usr/src tarball
>I just extracted.

In that case, you should merge my fixes for this from -current to
-stable :-).  `make includes' never actually installed _all_ the
includes.  It still misses ss/ss_err.h in some cases because of
a see-no-evil ifdef in libss/Makefile.

Bruce