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Subject: Re: Perl stops make world
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gene wrote:
> 
> For several months my cvsup/make world has ended with:

	We have some problems in freebsd, but never problems with make world that
last for months. :)  Have you tried deleting /usr/obj/*, /usr/src/*, then
starting with just a plain 'make -DNOCLEAN world'?  Also, what are your
make.conf options? Make sure that you don't have NOPERL defined in there. 

Good luck,

Doug


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