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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2008 18:38:48 -0400
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Subject: Re: [9fans] Kernel Compiling Problem
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I'm assuming /386/bin/fossil/fossil does not, in fact, exist.

The fact that the last file completed changes is just a distraction
in this case; I suspect you have $NPROC>1 and mk is parallelizing
its work. I think if you set NPROC=1 before running mk you'll stop
seeing that last file change.

The problem is simply that the kernel mkfiles don't know how to
build things in /sys/src/cmd. The trivial work-around is to build
fossil yourself (cd /sys/src/cmd/fossil && mk install). There's
likely to be other similar binaries needed, so I'd recommend you
'mk install' all of /sys/src/cmd.
Anthony