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From: n62274@pbhrzx.uni-paderborn.de ()
Newsgroups: comp.os.386bsd.questions
Subject: [NetBSD-0.8] update to NetBSD-current
Date: 12 Jul 93 18:49:05 GMT
Organization: Universitaet Paderborn, Germany
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Message-ID: <n62274.742502945@pbhrzx.uni-paderborn.de>
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Summary: update
Keywords: NetBSD
Hello NetBSD People,
in fact crond and some other facts hang up my NetBSD-0.8a System some times,
I'm trying to upgrade to NetBSD-current. I've read every faq i could
get. Even followed the instructions in README.magic , still using the
original version of gcc.
But for unknown reasons I can't build libc.a , and therefore no other
current stuff. The bootblocks and the kernel (netbsd) compile well.
When I boot /netbsd and do make depend , make all in /usr/src/lib ,
the box hangs at :
building standard libc.a
nm: bt_debug.o no name list
nm: bt_debug.o no name list
tsort: cycle in data
tsort: clnt_udp.o
tsort: pmap_ ... ( somewhat )
now the System shows a load of 0.97 and hangs at this point, till
interrupt by CTRL-C .
No libc.a at all.
I've tried this with a version of ar , tsort and nm build with the
new /usr/include tree, as well as with the old /usr/include .
Has anyone any idea what's happenig there ?
Hardware is i386/i387, adaptec 1542b, seagate CDC-Wren, 16MB Ram.
The system seems not to swap at all. Swapinfo always shows
swap avail 32MB, swap used 0MB .
Thanx in advance
Klaus
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