According to Pug:
>
>Well I recently installed whatever is in the NetBSD_1.0 directory and
>Not only does it crash quite often, I still have the stupid cc: Internal
>errors that was supposed to be fixed when I was still looking at going
>from 0.9 to -CURRENT a couple months ago. This makes for making the
>Kernel a real bitch. As well, if I take the ALL config file, edit out
>what I want, I can't get the "make depend" to work. (It dumps a cpp.core
>file.) I haven't bothered chasing down what is causing it since right
>now I'm more worried about getting the kernel built at all so I can get
>my case back on and my computer back together. (I'm building a kernel to
>have it all on wd1.)
>

Dunno if you have tried this (I _assume_ you are running PC hardware)
but if you are brave what you can do is reseat all the socketed chips
on your board (like I said I had done).  PC manufacturers don't use
very high quality sockets on their boards and you can get chips
working loose over time - I had a PC at work that was having memory
problems that went away after reseating all the chips on the memory
board.

  Certainly my problem is not as chronic as yours - I can manage
a kernel depend/build and other compiles (emacs, xv and so on) without
drama just X is killing me.  Anyway, I have fetched the new binaries - the
source is on it's way (at a lordly pace of 340 bytes/s)

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Brett Lymn, Computer Systems Administrator, AWA Defence Industries
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