Matthew Jacob wrote:

> Yes- I can see where it went- but I'm trying to figure out how to transition
> this to be the running system's compiler so I can build kernels again. I guess
> I need to purchase another clue!

What I do for kernel builds is put $TOOLDIR/bin in my path, then

	nbconfig <normal options here>
	cd <compile-directory>
	nbmake-<machine>

and you should have a kernel.

As to getting the normal /usr/bin/cc up to -current, the proper
procedure is to build a release with build.sh.  This should all be
documented in the BUILDING file at the top level.  Playing around
with "build.sh .... -n" should give you enough rope if you want to
hang yourself :-)

Simon.
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