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From: Matthew Dillon <dillon@backplane.com>
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Subject: Remember to update /usr/src/contrib/sys when updating /usr/src/sys
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    This caught me cold footed... I had cvs updated /usr/src/sys and went
    through about four interations of extremely unstable kernels before I
    realized that I had forgotten to update /usr/src/contrib/sys
    (i.e. the softupdates part of the kernel).

    Oops!

    Anyone using softupdates needs to remember to update both parts of the
    source tree.  Updating just /usr/src/sys isn't good enough.

						-Matt