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> 	rm -rf /sys/src/*
> 	and copied the iso to the /sys/src

This part puzzled me. Why did you remove the existing files and copy all
the sources from the ISO?


> > you are now booting an old kernel (which does not have syscall 53) with the new system.
> As I said old kernel just works after updating to the new system.
> (I keep kernel backup in 9fat when I attempt kernel update)
> I have confirmed the copied /n/9fat/9pc64 is same as that of created by compile.
> Is that syscall 53 problem?

I'm sorry, my guess was wrong. I don't know what the problem is.

sl