On Sep 3,  1:05am, Michael R Zucca wrote:
[I wrote:]
>> Nope.  I built the entire thing from scratch.  Twice, actually, that week.
>A build world?

Yup.  My C610 can do the whole thing, plus two kernels, from scratch, in
a day.  My poor Mac II hasn't even had power for a couple of weeks now.

>I assume nothing has changed in the last few days. How is it that we can
>build the same kernel and one works and one doesn't?

Actually, there _have_ been changes in the kernel code in the last few
days, including (if I'm not mistaken) the Mac genassym and locore.

~Steve


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