Did you build a new kernel first?
	You should _always_ build the new kernel before the userland.

		David/absolute

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On Thu, 22 Jan 1998, Chad Mynhier wrote:

> 
> (I'm a newbie at building using -current source, so be gentle.)
> 
> I'm having a problem doing a 'make build' with sources supped as of
> this morning (Jan. 22).  The build goes fine until after libc is 
> installed.  After libc gets installed, the compiler starts getting 
> errors complaining about signal 12 (SIGSYS -- bad argument to system
> call.)
> 
> If I symlink libc.so and libc.so.12 back to libc.so.12.20, I can redo
> the following with no problem (this is where things started to go wrong):
> 
> ( cd /usr/src/gnu/lib && make depend && make && make install )
> 
> Any advice?
> 
> Chad Mynhier
>