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Subject: Re: [9front] Cannot build system on latest rpi4 (libbio errors)
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>> I ran sysupdate last night and attempted to rebuild the system, but it fails with some errors about libbio:
>> ...
> 
> Let me guess, that's upas? I think the mkfiles there need
> another look -- I don't think we rebuild libcommon when
> we should.
> 
> Try 'cd /sys/src/cmd/upas && mk nuke'.

Ori, thank you! After doing that, I'm re-running 'mk install' from /sys/src and it looks like the system is continuing to build.