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Lars Tobias Borsting <larstobi@itea.ntnu.no> writes:

> I've unpacked, compiled and run emacs 5.10. The problem is that it hangs
> when it comes to "Processing mail from ~/.emacs-mail-crash-box..." which
> I guess doesn't exist.

Press `C-g' and show the resulting backtrace.

> Are there any special things to consider when upgrading from version
> 5.6 go 5.10?

I don't know.  A lot of people have tested upgrading from 5.8/5.9 to
5.10 -- but 5.6 is very old.  You could be one the few people who have
tried it.

-- 
Jesper Harder                                <http://purl.org/harder/>